Sentence examples for appropriated to help from inspiring English sources

Many school districts supplement the grants with federal money appropriated to help poor children.

Because women's freedom was appropriated to help justify the 2001 invasion, the latest brand of women's rights has been inextricably linked to western values.

"Could we have acted sooner to avoid a situation where we're now in effect running for cover?" Mr. Specter said that as late as last year "we had to do handstands" to get as little as $10 million appropriated to help keep open the nation's only major flu vaccine manufacturing plant.

But administration officials said today that in the meantime they expected the White House to ask Congress to allocate as much as $3 billion, on top of the $2.5 billion it had already appropriated, to help the American-led occupation authority cover its nonmilitary costs through the current fiscal year.

This screening changed the way research dollars were appropriated to help families and support medical research.

Likewise, if shops are a major source of care, social marketing or social-franchising approaches could be appropriate to help ensure appropriateness of care.

Peer support seems appropriate to help a younger child, say, brush up on adding and subtracting fractions.

3. Promote and support foster-caring among churches, congregations and individuals where appropriate to help find the homes needed to care for the increasing number of unaccompanied minors.

Barclays remains committed to lending and will utilise government schemes, where appropriate, to help make funds available to our customers and clients".

Pay levels at NHS England have been "thoroughly assessed and scrutinised, by the Department of Health and the Treasury, where appropriate" to help reassure the public, an organisation insider added.

"She has said she will do whatever is necessary and appropriate to help the police investigation and that means telling them everything she knows".