Sentence examples for aid to clean from inspiring English sources
Nicholas Minoia, the president of Westminster, said the company would finance construction privately, but would seek state and federal aid to clean up contaminated areas.
He singled out her role in persuading the government to provide health benefits and financial aid to 9/11 rescue workers, obtaining federal aid to clean up Long Island Sound, and passing the Brady Bill.
The club was under the control of another Shiite cleric, Kadhem al-Fartusi, who has cooperated with the American forces and United Nations agencies that have distributed aid to clean up the streets, feed the poor and refurbish schools.
The union leaders emphasized their desire to invest what could potentially be more than $1 billion in transportation projects and new commercial buildings in Lower Manhattan, alongside the federal government, which has promised $20 billion in aid to clean up the debris at the trade center and rehabilitate the area.
In anticipation of significant damage, Yap officials sent a request to the FSM government for emergency aid to clean up after the storm.
The antiseptic qualities of the sugar will help to clean it, while simultaneously aiding the blood clotting process.
We must escape the cycle of selling arms to dubious regimes to sow destruction and then using the taxes on those arms sales to finance an aid budget to clean up the mess.
There's one thing I know for sure: Whoever builds a better sleep aid is going to clean up.
Its proponents say that outside aid will help the government to clean up the army (already several senior officials have been sacked because of their links with paramilitaries).
Even with those scanner aids, it pays to clean film gently with a camel's-hair blower brush and perhaps a film-cleaning liquid just before scanning.
Foreign aid from India and Poland was used to clean and maintain some of the temples at Angkor, which had suffered from years of vandalism and neglect.
