Sentence examples for assistance concluded from inspiring English sources

"He is a young man who is in need of therapeutic assistance," concluded a psychologist and sexual-abuse expert who evaluated him.

Spain's state office for legal assistance has concluded that Spanish law doesn't allow a public foundation to "participate in this type of associations because they imply that the foundation be personally responsible for possible debts, and thus the foundation's patrimony would be put at risk," the statement says.

"While the provision may result in significant savings in the future, it has been included on the list because it would remove the entire Legislature from determining substantial elements of the medical assistance program," concluded the fiscal bureau's analysis.

The dream band seems to exit stage left for the last few tracks leaving Jenkinson, without Eskimo assistance, to conclude the set alone.

While international advisors provided much needed transitional assistance, the recently concluded constitutional loya jirga showed that Afghans are capable of dealing with critical issues concerning governance and their future.

A Bush administration review of American assistance to Russia concluded that most of the programs aimed at helping Russia stop the spread of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons are vital to American security and should be continued, and some even expanded, an administration official said.

BRUSSELS--Women will not increase their representation in science without assistance from men, concluded participants of the recent European Union (EU) conference, "Women and Science: Making Change Happen".

Given our multiple responsibilities to conserve the assets of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, maximize assistance to homeowners to avoid foreclosures, and minimize the expense of such assistance to taxpayers, FHFA concluded that HAMP PRA did not clearly improve foreclosure avoidance while reducing costs to taxpayers relative to the approaches in place today.

A Bush administration review of American assistance to Russia has concluded that most of the programs aimed at helping Russia stop the spread of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons are vital to American security and should be continued, a senior administration official says.

"Because of state balanced-budget requirements, Medicaid and other assistance is most likely to be cut when state residents have the greatest need for help," the study concluded.

The American company said it had also concluded a technical assistance agreement and an arrangement for PICC to reinsure some risks from its accident and supplemental health insurance businesses with A.I.G. subsidiaries.