It is time for the international community to join forces and double its assistance to ease the suffering.
Simultaneously the U.S. provides development and humanitarian assistance to ease resentment against the U.S., and shore up the legitimacy of the partner nation's government, ultimately making for greater stability and less human suffering.
Do what you can to proactively offer assistance or ease their burden.
"To date, frankly, the evidence is mixed" that the federal assistance has eased the lending markets, Mr. Geithner said as he testified before the Congressional Oversight Panel, which monitors the government's $700 billion financial bailout.
This writer's own experience in hearing the declarations of solace from the recipients of this assistance, the easing of their fear and acute stress, their restoration of faith, and their recognition as human beings with rights and substance, is touching to the spirit and validates the necessity of this activity.
Raanan Gissin, a spokesman for the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, said: "We are talking about a package of humanitarian assistance and the easing of security restrictions.
Clinical Pathways are plans of care applied to a group of patients with a common pathology and a predictible course, designed to ease the assistance and reduce unjustified clinical variability.
Costs associated with short-term humanitarian cash and food assistance are necessary to ease the integration of refugees into society, and should be seen as an investment in the future..
Speculators and owners of structured product have become rate easing and assistance junkies.
Once the emergency of war eased, foreign assistance for these clinics was cut -- and now what remains of these clinics are at the heart of an Ebola outbreak.
Recent literature highlights the importance of involving patients and carers in identifying the types of supports that would be of greatest assistance to them in easing carer strain [ 43- 46].
