Sentence examples for assistance apart from inspiring English sources

Any form of assistance, apart from the means-tested and totally inadequate cold weather payments, was rejected out of hand by the Tories; the winter fuel allowance was brought in very shortly after Labour won the 1997 election.

Mr Diener and Ms Dinan did not receive compensation for their assistance apart from their employment at the institution where the study was conducted.

D.M. Seils did not receive compensation for his assistance apart from his employment at the institution where the study was conducted.

Mr Seils did not receive compensation for his assistance apart from his employment at the institution where the study was conducted.

In November 2010, the vulnerabilities inherent in trying to conduct secret talks became clear, as what were thought to be high-level discussions between Taliban and Afghan leaders, conducted with NATO assistance, fell apart on revelations that the Taliban representative was a fake.

He has not been required to give further assistance to investigators, apart from to hand in his shoes.

When a child with developmental delay that needs assistance is discovered, apart from reporting to the competent authorities, a dossier shall be established for relevant materials.

There was no special training in reading with the assistance of CAD printouts, apart from a short demonstration (immediately prior to CAD reading) by one of us (SC) who has a large experience with CAD-assisted reading.

Unemployment assistance is no longer universal apart from the relatively small Jobseeker's Allowance of £60 a week and much of it is time limited.

Patent thickets impose huge costs because they require the assistance from lawyers - quite apart from the costs of acquiring rights or designing around them.

Community Led Total Sanitation But apart from emergency assistance, which has reached more than 1.2 million people, UNICEF is working on long-term, sustainable solutions to address the root causes of the outbreak: a lack of knowledge about proper sanitation and a desperate lack of latrines, resulting in open defecation, contaminated water and, eventually, waterborne diseases such as cholera.