The phrase "assist aid" is not correct and is redundant in written English.
You can use it when trying to convey the idea of providing help, but it is better to choose one term.
Example: "The organization aims to assist aid workers in their efforts to provide relief."
Alternatives: "provide assistance" or "offer help".
They are committed not just by the fighters who carry them out, but those who order them, and those who assist, aid or abet those fighters.
It is a criminal offence punishable by 14 years' imprisonment to assist, aid or counsel somebody in relation to taking their own life.
The group says it is dedicated to helping those harmed by war or natural disaster, and "is currently on the ground in Manhattan trying to determine how best BIF can assist aid and relief efforts to the victims" of the terrorist attack at the World Trade Center.
In addition, real-time analytics can assist aid organizations and first responders to coordinate with other stakeholders.
Mass collaboration accomplished more than Creole-English translations — armchair disaster relief agents around the world also collaboratively edited maps and information about Haiti to assist aid workers.
UPS, for example, donates technical assistance and logistical support for WFP, as well as a team of specially trained employees who deploy during emergencies to assist aid workers with delivering supplies and mapping delivery routes.
Feeds from these sites also assisted aid organizations in constructing maps of the areas affected and in determining where to channel resources.
Feeds from those sites also assisted aid organizations in constructing maps of the areas affected and in determining where to channel resources.
The Security Council last month approved broadening of the organization's mandate in Iraq beyond assisting aid groups and providing help with elections and the constitution to include aiding national reconciliation and facilitating regional talks.
The agency bans "assisting, encouraging, aiding, abetting, conspiring, covering up or any other type of intentional complicity involving an anti-doping rule violation".
According to the CBC, Toole was charged with aiding Shephard while she was wanted for first-degree murder while Nagle, father to Shephard's four-year-old son, was charged with assisting Shephard, aiding her escape, and breaking a court order to stay away from Toole.
