Sentence examples for assistance in a state from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in a recent report, the Government Accountability Office, an investigative arm of Congress, said, "We found no clear association between the change in the number of families receiving cash assistance in a state and its unemployment rate".

The third is major financial compensation and resettlement assistance in a Palestinian state for refugees, coupled with some formal Israeli acknowledgment of responsibility for the problem, but no generalized right of return.

Each family could get up to $600 a month in rental assistance in a combination of state, city and possibly federal money.

Congress embraced a destructive policy when it decreed in 1996 that people convicted of drug felonies would henceforth be banned for life from receiving food stamps or cash assistance unless they lived in a state that expressly opted out of the ban.

In 2004, when Georgia's unemployment rate was less than 5percentt, roughly 12,000 people a month applied for cash assistance in the state, according to data tracked by the federal government.

But the State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, in a testy letter, said the state had not approved the policy but had merely found it was "not inconsistent with state law".

Mr. Ravitch played a key role in the rescue of New York City from the brink of bankruptcy in the 1970s and hoped to offer similar assistance in the state's hour of need.

My phone pinged several times after my posts: texts from friends mocking my self-mockery or asking if I needed any assistance, in my state of desperation, finishing up those enoki mushrooms.

The waiting list for child care assistance in the state has climbed from 3,728 families in March 2010 to 7,490 today.

The cuts caused the families of 46,000 children to lose cash assistance in the state, and critics alleged that such cuts were forcing needy families to turn to food banks and other non-profits for assistance.

We studied women enrolled in a state pharmaceutical assistance program for the elderly, linking prescription claims with data from a longitudinal mail survey that addressed health-related quality of life.