Sentence examples for aid to offset the from inspiring English sources

The trustees approved $5 million in new aid to offset the tuition increase for the poorest students.

Rocket industry officials say Lockheed Martin and Boeing are each seeking about $100 million in government aid to offset the downturn in business.

About 20 percent of the current 120 students receive financial aid to offset the $14,800 tuition, which is about half the average private-school tuition nationwide but far more than the University of Nebraska program's $2,500.

Mr. Arsenault's school system would be hit much harder than most because 35 percent of his $100 million annual budget comes from federal education "impact aid" to offset the large tracts of land that are owned by Washington and therefore not subject to taxation.

Azarov was quoted as saying on Wednesday that he had asked the EU for €20bn aid to offset the cost of signing the EU deal, but there is no question of the EU complying as it would be almost impossible to get pan-EU agreement at a time when it is struggling to help several indebted eurozone member states.

This leads to desensitization of the receptor, and results in physical dependence, tolerance, and ultimately to symptoms of withdrawal should the smoker quit without an aid to offset these effects.

It argues that the focus of the 1960s and 1970s on growing more staple foods (with aid to offset shortfalls) came unstuck with the Ethiopian famine of 1984.

Coffee farmers in Huila, Cauca, Narino and other provinces have threatened to maintain blockades of several principal roads until the government delivers financial aid to offset a decline in global coffee prices over the last year.

The company, Clearly Tech, will receive $500,000 in state aid to offset its costs in setting up shop in the Ulster County community, where, state officials say, it will be operating with 200 employees by the end of the year.

Crippen and Pattison said county and municipal governments are looking for additional state aid to offset a decline in property taxes, a trend they said will continue as the housing market recovers.

Women have been trained in first aid, to offset a lack of health care professionals.