Sentence examples for appealing for aid from inspiring English sources

The Ugandan government, appealing for aid, has said that up to 60,000 Congolese have crossed into its territory in the last two weeks.

Prison administrators like Mr. Tochelovskis complain that they do not have the money to implement reforms, and are appealing for aid from the European Union.

Most of all, though, his critics point out, the governor has been extremely low-key in appealing for aid from his allies in Washington, even as New York faces the worst fiscal crisis since the Great Depression, sees its economy lag behind the rest of the nation's and bears the ever-growing cost of defending itself against future terrorist attacks.

Spare parts are always a problem in these countries because the areas are so vast, and Live Aid were appealing for help from qualified mechanics, who would be prepared to assist the transport operation.

Victor Homola (NYT) MONGOLIA: U.N. AID PLEA -- The United Nations is appealing for further aid to assist Mongolia through a harsh winter that has already killed 500,000 head of livestock and seems likely to kill several million more.

We are appealing for help.

Appealing for more aid generally does not result in an increase unless the family provides information that was not previously available to the college.

As Mr. Maliki prepares to meet with Mr. Obama on Friday he is appealing for military aid — Apache helicopter gunships, more American intelligence and other forms of counterterrorism support like reconnaissance drones that would be operated by Americans.

While that is not a crippling sum for a company that routinely spends more than $1 billion a year on capital improvements, Con Ed is appealing for government aid, which is being disbursed through a number of state agencies.

The number is higher than initially expected, and government officials are urgently appealing for relief aid from wealthy nations so they can feed and shelter all the rebel soldiers and supporters.

Beijing is urgently appealing for international aid, including tents and other supplies to house, feed and clothe residents in an area that is roughly the size of Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and New Jersey combined.