Sentence examples for assistance focused on from inspiring English sources
A second family would consist of strategies (Guarding, Resting and Asking for Assistance) focused on disease and discouraged during treatments (Illness-focused coping).
"The UK is working closely with the government of Bahrain to provide extensive reform assistance focused on strengthening human rights and the rule of law.
The World Bank said on Thursday it would provide Ukraine with up to $2 billion in support in 2015, with assistance focused on aiding the poor, supporting reforms and fighting corruption.
The multi-faceted job roles and responsibilities of agency specialists who work with FCC providers included home visits, training, as well as telephone assistance focused on QRIS participation, Child and Adult Care Food Program participation, and other quality improvement initiatives.
Based on limited understanding, humanitarian assistance focused on protection of refugee and internally displaced person (IDP) communities, or the provision of sexual and reproductive health services for victims/survivors of sexual violence, is bound to be ineffective and inadequate.
UNICEF should provide technical assistance focused on enhancing quality in pre-primary education.
UNICEF-supported relief assistance in Sri Lanka has focused on rehabilitating schools and offering support to programmes on maternal health and psycho-social recovery.
In return, he said, "developing nations will receive U.S. assistance packages focused on developing the institutions of liberty, the rule of law and property rights".
From now, all new development co-operation programmes will be either technical assistance programmes focused on sharing skills and expertise, or investments in private sector projects focused on helping the poor.
"In exchange for removing those barriers and opening their markets to U.S. investment and trade, developing nations will receive U.S. assistance packages focused on developing the institutions of liberty, the rule of law, and property rights".
Rich and poor countries are increasingly at odds over what has come to be called the "Washington consensus," an American-style prescription for economic development under which financial assistance is focused on countries that support open markets, deregulation and prudent fiscal policies.
