Sentence examples for assistance back from inspiring English sources

Her husband Rob Gropel is also said to have been injured on the trek, needing assistance back down the mountain.

An IMF mission will start discussion with the country's authorities on 24 July on how to bring Greece's economic program, which is supported by IMF financial assistance, back on track.

Rather than deal with the conflict, we too often gloss over the surface by advocating that we "do the right thing" regarding financial costs but turn our backs on our own compassionate feelings by compelling the illegal immigrant to leave the United States to get medical assistance back home, in this case in Guatemala, knowing full well that proper medical assistance is not available in Guatemala.

It's not clear how the trade bill advances from here, but Republican leaders planned a vote Tuesday afternoon that would allow House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) to bring trade assistance back to the floor for another vote sometime before the end of July.

The Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe after World War II was a complex web of economic assistance backed up by military muscle -- aimed at pre-empting Communist hegemony on a continent twice consumed by war in the 20th century.

Though the report says that Kabul had reached out for international help in September but had yet to send the U.S. State Department a formal request for assistance backed up with sufficient data, a State Department official confirmed to The Huffington Post on Friday that such a request had been received.

The recuperating soldiers credited Turkey not just for medical aid but also for assistance going back into Syria to fight.

Mostly, I picture Euro-poseurs needing valet assistance to back up the Bugatti in Monaco, while jaws drop and the owner barks orders into his diamond-encrusted cellphone.

Harder is to go through a real process with individuals: a panel of experts, counselling, healthcare, assistance getting back into education, with employment, maybe accommodation.

Federal food assistance dates back to the Great Depression, when the government began distributing surplus agricultural produce to the poor as a way to shore up farmers' income.

Panetta's warning came as Washington is considering a request from neighbouring Mali for military assistance to back the French intervention against the Islamist militant takeover of the north of the country.