Sentence examples for assistance adopted from inspiring English sources

To make an impact on the public's health, evidence-based interventions must be disseminated broadly, supported by training and technical assistance, adopted widely, and implemented as designed.

We salute those who provide alternatives to abortion and offer adoption services, and we commend congressional Republicans for expanding assistance to adopting families and for removing racial barriers to adoption.

Practices need assistance to adopt models of supervision and teaching that will help supervisors productively manage the increasing number of learners in their practices.

At congressional offices, the requests come pouring in -- for assistance in adopting a foreign baby, resolving a labor dispute, expediting a government contract.

The rules concerning these are: he who is losing strength in comparison to the other shall make peace; he who is gaining strength shall make war; he who thinks neither he nor the enemy can win shall be neutral; he who has an excess of advantage shall march; he who is wanting in strength shall seek protection; he who undertakes work requiring assistance shall adopt a dual policy.

A similar phenomenon occurs in Canada: in the province of Quebec, people on social assistance often adopt a wait-and-see approach and try to adapt to symptoms rather than consult an oral health professional [ 8- 10].

Under certain circumstances, CDSS can provide financial and medical assistance to adopting parents.

Each instrument in the assistance symphony has adopted an individual brand to stamp on everything from rice bags to bridges to health training.

It is also expected that the United Nations will provide not only technical assistance but financial aid for its adopted child.

Of special interest is the federal law on civil protection and disaster assistance (ZSKG) (GFG 2009a), adopted in 2009.

[Translation] [AL4] Even though all dentists reported encountering difficulties with people on social assistance, none mentioned having adopted a policy that purposefully and systematically excluded them; they acknowledged, though, that this approach existed in the dental community.