Sentence examples for and additional assistance from inspiring English sources

"I have offered President Hollande the use of RAF Akrotiri for French aircraft engaged in counter-Isil operations and additional assistance for air-to-air refuelling," he said.

As The Economist went to press the Senate was debating its own version with $64 billion in stimulus, including the UI extension and additional assistance for the states' Medicaid health programmes for the poor.

Nevertheless, on Wednesday evening, the British Civil Aviation Authority said it would take action against the airline for misleading passengers whose flights were canceled about its responsibility to provide them with alternative flights, including flights on other carriers, and additional assistance.

The largest single cause of severe neurological disability and the third-leading cause of death in the United States, stroke accounts for an estimated $74 billion annually in related costs, including treatment and additional assistance for the three of every four stroke patients whose ability to perform the activities of daily life is impaired.

Hoda kept the video hidden for two months before she overcame the fear of losing her opportunity for employment, and decided to obtain legal advice and additional assistance from the Lebanese Transparency Association.

Upon receipt of the faxed referral form, a trained Quitline counselor contacts the patient to offer customized cessation counseling, pharmacotherapy for eligible smokers and additional assistance.

These are people who are sometimes identified as "high need clients"; due to the length of time spent in refugee camps, their lack of personal support networks in Australia and the additional assistance and resources needed to address the settlement challenges they face.

Schools that are seeing success use tutors for students who are not at grade level and need additional assistance; after-school and Saturday programs; providing rigorous courses and expecting the student will succeed -- failing is not an option.

All measures that make for greater legal certainty and give additional assistance to industrialists and SMEs are, of course, welcome.

Evidence suggests that distance caregiving is a distinct phenomenon, differs substantially from on-site family caregiving, and requires additional assistance to support the physical, social, and contextual dimensions of the caregiving process.

UNICEF and its partners will continue to monitor their situation and provide additional assistance in order to ensure the well being of the Hmong children and their families.