He has called for redirecting up to $25 billion in federal aid to help schools serve disabled and impoverished children.
The proposed approach can be implemented by roadside mobile warning facility or on-board GPS for human-driven vehicles, or embedded into lane change aid systems to serve connected and automated vehicles.
It was agreed that he would be sent to Rikers Island, a prison known for its superior aids facility, to serve a year on his gun charge.
As officials exerted more control over the scene, they turned away a number of volunteers, including medical workers who had set up makeshift first-aid sites to serve the searchers.
In contrast, the trigger-tool based CRF in this study serves only as an aid to help the experts.
Political engagement, therefore, should be thought of as the proactive, conscious interaction between humanitarian organisations and institutions or groups holding power over the content and implementation of the humanitarian agenda and the people aid is meant to serve.
Neighbor Ride (Columbia, MD) - The expansion of Neighbor Ride's volunteer program will aid in continuing to serve the growing number of seniors who rely on the Neighbor Ride transportation service to remain healthy, independent and connected to the community.
As soon as the earthquake struck one week ago, UNICEF used its pre-positioned relief supplies to mount an emergency response and was able to provide aid, including tents to serve as emergency clinics at hospitals, tarpaulin for shelter, water trucking services in informal camps, water purification tablets and hygiene kits.
Aid to schools serving nearly 2 million disadvantaged and special education students would be cut by $2 billion.
Because most foreign aid programs are designed to serve several of these purposes simultaneously, it is difficult to identify any one of them as most important.
