ʿAlī had come to be recognized as the archetypal young male (fatā); a related word, futuwwah, signified groups of young men who pursued such virtues as courage, aiding the weak, generosity, endurance of suffering, love of truth, and hospitality.
At the same time, a rise in the number of people attending college and seeking aid in the weak economy has raised the projected cost of new Pell grants to $54 billion from $40 billion.
Ryan and his Republican band would slash and burn aid for the weak.
The high electronegativity of the foot loop) could aid in the weak longer-range nonspecific binding, proposed to be the initial phase of the fly casting binding process [ 52].
But recognizing the risks of euro disintegration — articulating the costs of a breakup is easier than explaining the benefits of remaining together — Ms. Merkel has recently been signaling that Germany's opposition to aiding the weaker countries could be relaxed.
American and Canadian sales were up 11percentto to $467.7 million, while sales in international markets increased 15percenttoto $293.7 million, aided by the weak dollar.
Well, because wetsuits aid buoyancy, the weaker swimmers have a better chance of keeping up with the stronger ones.
Translation: The strongest students in a pool of applicants (maybe this is your safety school) will probably get more aid than the weakest applicants (maybe this is your reach school).
O'Connell and his Irish adherents (known collectively as "O'Connell's tail") then aided in keeping the weak Whig administration of William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne, in office from 1835 to 1841.
Either inadvertently through a sincere desire to "aid the patient's weak memory" or as part of a deliberate charade, Melnik coached Tschaikovsky with details of life in the imperial family.
Meanwhile, the weak aid for state government in the stimulus meant states legally obligated to balance their budgets have needed to raise taxes and fees, undercutting the stimulative effect of the federal middle-class tax cut.
