Sentence examples for aid in starting from inspiring English sources

Loose coupling is necessary to enable the train to proceed freely around curves, and is an aid in starting heavy trains, since the application of the locomotive power to the train operates on each car in the train successively, and the power is thus utilized to start only one car at a time.

The rider closed a manual choke to aid in starting at cold temperatures.

We believe this is an extremely important issue of which we all need to be aware and hope that articles such as this will aid in starting a crucial conversation about gender issues in academic medicine.

This is a training centre, financed in part by British aid, and running ILO-designed courses in starting a business or expanding an existing one.

The agreement today, announced when the leaders of South Africa, Nigeria, Algeria and Senegal arrived for its formal adoption, might eventually provide more than $6 billion in yearly aid starting in 2006.

I would recommend that students do more research on financial aid options, starting in their junior year or even earlier.

In an effort to reduce the camp populations and ultimately have the camps closed, authorities made the tough decision to cut food rations to residents this month and cease food aid completely starting in March.

UNITED NATIONS -- Rich nations have not kept their promises to help the world's poor and need to deliver an additional $35 billion in aid annually, starting this year, to reach U.N. anti-poverty goals by 2015, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said in a new report.

For all Brown-packaged financial aid awards, starting in the 2018-2019 academic year, Brown replaced student loans with scholarship funds (that do not have to be repaid) for all returning and incoming undergraduates.

And, although this hasn't affected their announced aid budgets for 2016, it might impose large enough constraints causing aid decreases starting in 2017, further reducing societal benefits from aid flows.

This was "ground zero" for Plan Colombia, a massive multipronged effort funded by nearly $10bn in US aid that started in 2000.