Sentence examples for assistance and increased from inspiring English sources

A7 Japan Penalizes Burmese Japan suspended all economic assistance and increased international pressure with Myanmar over the continued detention of the leader of the democratic opposition, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.

The package, which revived an earlier European offer to provide civilian nuclear assistance and increased trade, met at first with official disdain in Iran but has since prompted conflicting signals among senior Iranian officials.

Women's reduced driving experience can result in a significant loss of mobility, increased dependency on transportation assistance, and increased vulnerability as unprotected road users.

And the global gag rule that crippled family planning assistance and increased abortions around the world has been canceled.

"Over the long run, farmers improve the management of their fields; improve the quality of their beans; reduce pesticide use; and get higher market prices, improved technical assistance, and increased access to financing.

The plan he spoke of Wednesday involved creating jobs, cutting costs, "strategic borrowing," federal assistance and increased state revenues--but most of his proposal seemed to be setting state lawmakers up for incredibly tough choices.

But critics claim that the enforcement posture adopted by both European nations and the continent's supranational agencies such as the border control force Frontex only serve to deny migrants vital humanitarian assistance and increase the risk of boat deaths.

Japan took a new hard line today against Myanmar, suspending all economic assistance and increasing international pressure over the continued detention of the leader of the democratic opposition, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.

The effect of public transport expansion on employment has been studied in the United States, with evidence showing that improving access to jobs reduces the probability of asking for public assistance and increases the likelihood of getting a paid job for unemployed adults and welfare recipients (Sandoval et al. 2010).

The Senate appears close to a two-year spending bill that would avert another government shutdown, provide tens of millions of dollars in disaster assistance and increase military and domestic spending.

Poor households can be protected from CMP by reducing the reliance of the health system on OOP costs, providing them with additional financial security, such as medical finance assistance, and increasing the reimbursement rate of the NRCMS.