Sentence examples for aid to extend from inspiring English sources

Thailand sought US aid to extend the programme, and with cooperation from Buddhist monks to overcome the religious ban on killing animals (Thurman, 1962), the homes of 14 million people in malarial areas were treated between 1951 and 1958 (Muscat, 1990).

This author introduced the routine use of intraoperative ultrasound for liver resection at our centre, both in terms of assessment of resectability and as an aid to extending hepatic resection beyond the described segmental boundaries in difficult cases.

Further investigation is needed to evaluate if the use of patient decision aids to extend and structure deliberation, can increase the use effective care by the adoption of recommended medications.

Emanuel didn't say you had to sign off at 75, he merely recommended that after that date you should refuse intrusive or expensive medical aid aimed to extend your life.

So while food is needed now, aid needs to extend beyond providing nourishment.

As examples of such modernization, Rubio cited extending student aid to cover online courses, helping to retrain workers and veterans, and providing borrowers with more information about student loans.

Milk and by-products of milk production are often dried to reduce weight, to aid in shipping, to extend shelf life, and to provide a more useful form as an ingredient for other foods.

She called for increasing aid to states, extending unemployment insurance benefits, stimulating small business lending and subsidizing energy-efficiency measures by homeowners.

To be clear, these five steps might not provide as much of an immediate lift as the obvious steps, like rapid aid to states, extended unemployment benefits and better access to credit for small businesses.

Congress is also reluctant to extend aid to other industries.

But Mrs. Clinton stressed the need to extend aid beyond counterterrorism to development and governing.