Sentence examples for assistance in support from inspiring English sources

Whether the "help" a school would need would be DfE assistance in support of its agenda of academisation, against community opposition, is debatable.

2. (S) Now absorbing combat losses against a formidable militant enemy, Pakistan's military finally has begun to accept more USG training and assistance in support of counter-insurgency.

The Bureau is authorized to enter into contracts or other arrangements with appropriate persons, organizations, or State agencies to carry out its functions under subsections (a) and (b) and to furnish financial assistance in support thereof.

US government officials stressed that this would not be a military rescue mission, but rather personnel who will "provide military, law enforcement and information-sharing assistance in support of Nigeria's efforts to find and free the girls".

Strong support was expressed for FAO assistance in support of national agricultural research, which implied also closer links with existing international research network.

"We are currently working with other donors under an Analytical Multi-Donor Trust Fund to support analytical work and technical assistance in support of accelerated and improved policy-making in the water sector".

The authors acknowledge Samuel Ngobua and Manasseh Igyuh for their assistance in supporting the study data collection in Nigeria.

Some examples are: Disabled people tend to need public assistance, and in support of the assistance they need, they are likely to be Democrats.

The three UN agencies will work with the Governments of Kiribati, the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu to support integrated delivery of planning, budgeting and technical assistance, all in support of Government-led integrated plans and budgets.

FIRST - the Food and Nutrition Security Impact, Resilience, Sustainability and Transformation programme – is a policy assistance mechanism in support of improved food security, nutrition and sustainable agriculture in the selected priority countries, territories, and sub-regional organizations.

In addition to providing technical assistance, in-kind and financial support, the private sector should also explore the investment opportunities in frontline states that are providing a public service by welcoming these families in need.