Sentence examples for aimed at assistance from inspiring English sources

UNICEF, USAID and the EU will continue with joint efforts aimed at assistance to Bosnia and Herzegovina to make effective legislative framework for the protection of the rights of children with disabilities, startup of the programmes and services for support of the children with disabilities and their families on both local and state level.

Each of the three main programmes under review here employed work-focused interviews as the main means of assessing claimants' work-readiness and designing an individualised package of assistance aimed at assisting their movement into the labour market.

"This is the money of the Libyans, not of Colonel Qaddafi," said Italy's foreign minister, Franco Frattini, who added that the assistance would be aimed "at humanitarian and daily needs".

It also provides grants to help states start or  improve services, known as Consumer Assistance Programs, aimed at assisting people who have questions or problems about their health coverage.

That is one of the reasons while we are currently working with our community partners to develop legal assistance projects specifically aimed at assisting LGBT seniors.

But in the United States, such a tax would be antithetical to Mr. Bush's philosophy, and a tax aimed at foreign assistance is most likely to run into considerable resistance within Mr. Bush's own party.

The robotic system presented in this article is aimed at providing assistance in positioning the uterus manipulator during laparoscopic hysterectomy.

In response to the storm's destruction, Bisbee's Fish and Wildlife Conservation Fund, a Dallas-based nonprofit committed to protecting wildlife, helped ensure the tournament's success through its Cabo Relief Fund aimed at providing assistance to Cabo San Lucas' impoverished communities.

But the definition of innovative companies will be subject to consultation aimed at ensuring the assistance is not too broadly available.

The Colorado Access to Justice Commission and Colorado Bar Association used an ATJ Innovation Grant to develop a two-part project aimed at providing legal assistance to moderate-income individuals.

Mr. Lazio was the original sponsor of a bill just signed into law that is aimed at providing financial assistance for uninsured women whose breast and cervical cancer is diagnosed at free clinics.