The phrase "assistance continue" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "continue assistance"? You can use "continue assistance" when referring to the ongoing provision of help or support in a specific context.
Example: "We appreciate your efforts and hope that you will continue assistance with the project until its completion."
Alternatives: "ongoing support" or "further assistance".
I don't think he's going to do that, but I want to see Palestinian assistance continue, because it supports what is really important, which is Israeli-Palestinian security cooperation".
Although tireless efforts to deliver humanitarian assistance continue, without an all-inclusive political solution and a broader peace-building framework for promoting social cohesion, the crisis will deteriorate further, with profound consequences and impact on the most vulnerable, especially children.
The ministry reiterated yesterday that this medical assistance continued to be available to all detainees.
But still our assistance continues, putting an American imprint on every civilian casualty in Yemen.
But for whom?South Korea has already cut back its increasingly generous aid and trade with North Korea (flood assistance continues).
Official development assistance continues to be the main source of such financing, though, bringing in $42 billion in 2010.
"U.S. security assistance continues to build the counterinsurgency and counterterrorism capabilities of Pakistan's security forces, which is critical to countering violence in the western border regions," Ms. Harf said in an e-mail.
At the same time, the UN's share of humanitarian assistance continues to grow, along with that of international NGOs – just 10 INGOs received 36% of all NGO funding last year.
Some prominent Turks have said that the assistance continued at least into the nineties, when the Muslim-majority states of the former Soviet Union declared independence and Gülen's network began to establish itself there.
Those who work with New York's most impoverished residents say that the need for assistance continues to outstrip available resources, especially after last year's welfare cuts, which removed thousands of legal immigrants from the food stamp program.
According to the 2015 Humanitarian Assistance report: "Two thirds (66%) of international humanitarian assistance continues to go to long-term recipients such as Syria, Somalia and Pakistan, as crises are protracted or disasters recur in the same places year-on-year".
