Sentence examples for assistance asset from inspiring English sources

Central to this approach would be to offer every recipient of housing assistance the ability to build assets through a Rental Assistance Asset Account (RAAA) that would grow as the family's earnings rise.

"We also need to be able to work outside of the border with international legal assistance for asset recovery as you can't determine how much is in a bank in Istanbul or Moscow or how many houses are in the names of individuals residing on Dubai's Palm island without it.

After R.I.M. called on the Canadian government to investigate the sale of what was widely seen as Nortel's most valuable operation, some Canadians argued that because Nortel had benefited extensively from government assistance, those assets should remain under Canadian control.

International law may provide some assistance: there are assets expropriated in 1915 that can still be traced, and many ruined churches that can be restored and returned.

The dawning realisation that there would be absolutely no free assistance until their assets had fallen to £23,250 led some to decline any help at all until a crisis hospital admission made that inevitable.

The Pakistan Army claimed 99 million USD over past 12 months for medical operations … Yet … the Inspector General of the Frontier Corps has repeatedly requested U.S. assistance in providing assets for medevac, obviously unaware of the resources the U.S. has provided.

Family assistance programs traditionally had asset and income tests: a family could qualify only if both its income and assets were low enough.

We need federal assistance to protect American assets in the Caribbean.

But Senator Jeff Bingaman, Democrat of New Mexico, said that three million low-income people could be denied the extra assistance because they had assets exceeding strict limits set by Congress.

(The Dodd-Frank Act constrained the ability of the Fed to help individual financial institutions, but in my assessment left the door open to various kinds of broader assistance to classes of assets or groups of companies — either through the Fed discount window for lending to banks or through some mechanism to be specified later).

Universities offer a number of resources sought by the private industry sector including technical expertise, access to expensive capital assets, and assistance in acquiring and assimilating basic knowledge for the project's success (p. 23 in Hall et al. 2002).