Sentence examples for assistance in recent days from inspiring English sources
Governments in several gulf countries have announced reforms and financial assistance in recent days in an attempt to curb public anger.
But the turmoil has meant that the remote camps across Ituri, some of which hold as many as 20,000 people, have been largely cut off from assistance in recent days.
The Kurdish YPG ― allies with the United States in other parts of Syria ― have sought assistance in recent days from the Russian-backed government to resist the Turkish offensive, an example of the unexpected alliances wrought during a multi-sided conflict that has drawn in neighbors and world powers.
A government social worker for Durham County, N.C., said that the number of Hispanic residents seeking assistance had dropped off rapidly in recent days amid swirling rumors about an ICE checkpoint at a Durham intersection and ICE agents making arrests in a supermarket parking lot.
Japan does not have any military involvement in the campaign against Isis and has stressed in recent days that the assistance was purely humanitarian.
William Hague, Britain's foreign secretary, said it was "another major step forward in getting necessary assistance to the Libyan people, building on the remarkable progress in recent days".
In recent days, lawmakers generally supportive of government assistance have said that the White House plan cannot be passed in its current form because the government would have to pay 80percentt of the first $20 billion in claims.
In recent days, Austin has made desperate requests for assistance to the U.S. military, which will be conducting exercises in Texas in July.
He has been paying surprise visits in recent days to poor areas and villages and ordering assistance to the families he has encountered.
France was the first to pledge to assistance to President Barack Obama's plan, while Australia, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Britain have also joined the air campaign in recent days.
NEW YORK, USA, 2 August 2010 – More than 1,400 people are dead and more than a million children are in need of emergency assistance after the worst floods to hit Pakistan since 1929 devastated large parts of the country in recent days.
