Sentence examples for assistance be directed from inspiring English sources

The Institute of Medicine has just released a report, "Investing in Global Health Systems: Sustaining Gains, Transforming Lives," recommending that more health assistance be directed to building health systems in response to the social, economic, and epidemiological changes taking place in developing countries.

None of the proposed military assistance is directed at the nuclear program.

It is one of three major programs to which individuals applying for public assistance are directed.

They said this could lead to more development assistance being directed to middle-income countries, such as Mexico, India and China.

"Assistance" is directed by Trip Cullman, whose affinity for Ms. Headland's take-no-prisoners style was illustrated in his incisive staging of "Bachelorette".

Currently less than 1percentt of development assistance is directed to improved nutrition for mothers and their babies, even though malnutrition is the underlying cause of 45percentt of all childhood deaths.

In general, administration officials said, their policy is that any assistance should be directed at strengthening the economy in general and not at particular industries or companies.

Because the males feel they have a lot to do for the family, and thus more affected, any assistance should be directed to the males.

As long as the government in Baghdad assents, such assistance may also be directed at the Kurdish peshmerga forces in northern Iraq, who have had a key role in the campaign against IS thus far.

"Lonely, I'm Not," to be directed by Trip Cullman ("Assistance"), is scheduled to start previews on April 10 and to open on May 7. Second Stage previously mounted three other Weitz plays: "Privilege," "Show People" and most recently "Trust," starring Zach Braff.

"Lonely, I'm Not," to be directed by Trip Cullman ("Assistance"), is scheduled to begin preview performances on April 10 and open on May 7. Second Stage previously mounted three other Weitz plays: "Privilege," "Show People" and most recently "Trust," starring Zach Braff.