Sentence examples for assistance advisory from inspiring English sources

The Brazilian Co-operation Agency ABCC), which runs "technical assistance" (advisory and scientific projects), has a budget of just 52m reais ($30m) this year.

We are therefore putting forward a method to carry out the integration of ecodesign in SMEs during demonstration projects implemented with the assistance of advisory centres specialised in the industrial sector of the company.

In terms of business assistance and advisory, the evidence from the review shows that participants in an incubation program derive immense benefits in the areas of revenue and firm growth, patents application, obtaining finance or capital and establishing alliances.

The United States and the European Union have weighed in on the side of the Saudis, helping with intelligence sharing, targeted assistance, and advisory and logistical support.

The US military has established a joint command center with Saudi Arabia that offers "logistical support, intelligence support and intelligence sharing, targeting assistance, and advisory support," according to a spokesperson for US Central Command.

Don't forget to get from the insurance company the direct contact numbers and people within and outside the country you're visiting that could help you facilitate inquiries regarding medical assistance, travel advisories, and emergencies.

The United Nations provides advisory assistance in mapping to countries wishing it.

The U.N. would have only a limited oversight role through its representation on the new assistance fund's advisory board, on which the World Bank and International Monetary Fund would also be represented.

The alliance has also received advisory assistance from a host of government, charitable and educational organizations, including the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Twin Towers Fund, the Silver Shield Foundation, the United Negro College Fund, the September 11th Fund, Pace University, the Educational Testing Service and the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators.

The exhibition was selected by Bob Shamis, curator of prints and photographs, with the assistance of an advisory board, and is the initial presentation of a new program "embracing cutting-edge approaches to creatively interpreting the distinctive urban experience of the City," according to the museum.

VS provided the advisory assistance.