Sentence examples for aid called from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Delahunty, Kenyon's dean of admissions and financial aid, called Steen "a human performance detective".

Dominic Nutt, a spokesman for the British charity Christian Aid, called Short's remarks sickening.

Rental aid, called Section 8 vouchers, is one way to help.

He gives her a hearing aid called a phonic ear to use in school.

We created a mobile application clinical decision aid called iChoose Kidney to improve access to individualized prognosis information comparing dialysis and transplantation outcomes.

The plane veered off the runway and struck a concrete navigational aid called a localizer, according to Praful Patel, India's aviation minister.

The Iranian government did not delay asking for international aid, calling for medicine, tents, blankets, clothing, water tanks and vehicles though rejecting foreign rescue teams.

But Mr Clegg, identified as a potential successor to Sir Menzies, came to the beleaguered leader's aid, calling for party loyalty to trump splits and divisions.

New York University suggests $1,000 for spending money alone, which Barbara Hall, associate provost for admissions and financial aid, calls "a peanut-butter-and-jelly amount".

And permit us also to cope the endogeneity in aid calling on alternative set of instruments.

Everyone seems to assume someone else is coming to the victim's aid, calling 911 or assessing the situation.