Sentence examples for assistance all of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rivera won $5,250 in scholarships and received a Pell grant and New York State tuition assistance, all of which cover her tuition, books, room and meal card.

Ms. Hill's income includes $721 in Social Security disability benefits and $250 in food stamps; she receives Medicaid and about $140 monthly in public assistance, all of which pay for rent, food and transportation.

In the end, a lot has to be provided in the way of emergency and rehabilitation assistance, all of which might prove to be much more expensive than actually preventing the problem to start with.

On New Year's Day, Khalil tells me in a voice gone hard with a combination of anger and despair: "When we heard the news last night that the British government are giving something like €9m [£8.65m] for humanitarian assistance, all of us understood immediately that this Israeli war against our citizens will not stop but will continue, and that the donation is the invoice.

They gave the family advice, information and practical assistance, all of which made it possible, I regret to report, for them to escape the search we then mounted on your instructions, to kill all boy children under two, to avoid any possible usurpation of your role as King of the Jews.

Madoff also tried to take credit for recovering money that he stole from clients: "With my assistance all of my customers will recover their original investment principal".

Friends, as its supports call it, offers workshops and outreach assistance, all free of charge.

The manuscript was finalized by T.O. with the assistance of all the authors.

LW wrote and revised the manuscript with the active assistance of all the authors.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6874/10/8/prepub The authors acknowledge the assistance of all members of staff of the medical record, gynaecology and family planning clinics of the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital.

The set-up of a society, including social security systems and levels of benefits, and the views of the public on recipients of social assistance all colour the experience of being a social assistance recipient, which varies between societies [ 8- 11].