Sentence examples for asking for aid from from inspiring English sources

Millennial women are not blaming, finger-pointing, or even asking for aid from others.

"When will we stop asking for money from the World Bank and asking for aid from NGOs and foreigners?" asked Samson, one of Lesly's fellow Nouvelle Vie youth leaders, at the World Bank Summit on youth leadership with the Haitian government last fall.

If it cannot, it is obliged to ask for aid from outside groups or organizations.

(This month Corus asked for aid from the British government).These firms also still expect to generate cashflow, just much less of it.

"The family did not want to ask for aid from the school, especially the father, whose pride was so deep," said Mr. Thompson of Fieldston.

Had he been doing something more intrusive, surreptitiously violating the privacy of the women — up-skirt photography or the like — then you would have had to alert them, perhaps ask for aid from other people in the area and call the cops.

After Mitag struck Yap, the state's governor declared a 30 day state of emergency and asked for aid from the national government.

Some countries are asking for aid, both from their European partners and from the International Monetary Fund, to prop up their currencies and the banks.

President Obama denounced Wall Street bonuses in his latest weekly address — but according to The Washington Post, "the administration is likely to refrain from imposing tougher restrictions on executive compensation at most firms receiving government aid" because "harsh limits could discourage some firms from asking for aid".

"We are asking for help from Russia.

Romania has agreed to guarantee shelter for the refugees, but is asking for emergency aid from the international community for secondary expenses, such as food and medicine.