Sentence examples for aid on how from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration yesterday received proposals from America's ailing car giants, General Motors and Chrysler, which are being propped up by $14bn in federal aid, on how they plan to restructure their industry.

The following tools were then revised and finalized: the mentees initial self-assessment; the mentor's checklist; the mentee logbook; the mentor's monthly summary sheet; and a job aid on how to use the mentoring tools (Table  1).

Those countries have agreed to consult with private aid groups on how to use money freed up from the debt reduction.

But business ministers say that the government is limited by strict EU state aid rules on how far they can intervene.

For instance, in 1998, President Bill Clinton signed a provision that made people temporarily or permanently ineligible for federal financial aid depending on how many times they had been arrested and convicted of a drug offense.

With or without more financing, the president plans to offer regulatory waivers to colleges that serve as experimental sites promoting high-quality, low-cost innovations in higher education, especially those that make it possible for students to get financial aid based on how much they learn, rather than how much time they spend in class.

Even with a gross income of $200,000 you might qualify for aid, depending on how many kids you have in school, where they're going and how much in countable assets you have.

The help, he added, consisted of humanitarian aid and advice on how to organize an opposition government.

But whether Tesla remains a good advertisement for government aid partly depends on how the company now performs.

The ISEE outputs can be readily visualised and interpreted providing urban planners with parcel level information to aid their decisions on how to equitably balance demand and supply for urban facilities and services.

One informative presentation given by Len Rodberg, Research Director of PNHP (Physicians For A National Health Program, www.pnhp.org and www.pnhpnymetro.org) entitled "The Health Reform Bill as a Band Aid" showed statistics on how the bill comes up short and will not contain costs and deliver quality healthcare that is universal.