Sentence examples for are getting assistance from inspiring English sources

"Women are getting assistance to have a greater role in the workplace".

"It's a lot easier to sell your board on the idea when they are getting assistance from someone they know," said Kenneth Feltman, a lobbyist and president of the American League of Lobbyists.

Getting by on Social Security and subsidized housing -- they get no salaries -- Mrs. Kurtz said: "We know it's kind of hard to ask for help if you can do without, until you discover how many others in the same situation are getting assistance.

Then they heard on the radio about evacuation centers in other hard-hit towns, which were getting assistance.

Several people at the meeting complained that they were not getting reports fast enough from organizations on the streets to help keep an accurate tally of which areas were getting assistance.

BLOOMBERG NEWS JPMorgan Said to Unwind Derivatives Trades  |  JPMorgan Chase is getting assistance from BlueMountain Capital Management, the hedge fund run by Andrew Feldstein, who helped create the market for credit default swaps, as it dismantles its loss-making trades, Bloomberg News reports, citing three unidentified people outside the firms who are familiar with the strategy.

How is getting assistance with reading if you are dyslexic or getting to type if you are dysgraphic give you an edge on a gifted child without disabilities?

For the third time in two days, the Arizona Republican has pushed the definitively false statement that the terrorist group Al-Qaeda was getting assistance from Iran, even though he was publicly ridiculed for the same false assertion on Tuesday.

Anne Fadiman, author of The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down, said that lower-class residents resented the Hmong receiving a $100,000 federal grant for employment assistance when they were also out of work; they believed that American citizens should be getting assistance.

When older persons themselves were unable to perform any of these tasks and were getting assistance from someone else, they were defined as 'care-receiving'.

A New York Times/CBS News Poll in February found that 83percentt of respondents said the government should cap the amount of compensation earned by executives of companies that are getting federal assistance.