Sentence examples for assistance limits from inspiring English sources

PAGE A6 Jobs After Welfare Limits The Giuliani administration is offering thousands of city jobs to welfare recipients reaching their federal cash assistance limits.

Because New York City commits substantial public financing to early childhood programs aimed at low-income working families, nonprofit child care providers like our member agencies can accommodate thousands of families whose incomes are above public assistance limits.

Prior to Greylock, he was with Company Assistance Limited, an investment and consulting firm in Warsaw Poland; and Bain and Company, an international management consulting firm.

Prior to Greylock, Chip was with Company Assistance Limited, an investment and consulting firm in Warsaw Poland; and Bain and Company, an international management-consulting firm.

"With federal and state assistance limited we believe utility managers will likely ask more of their customers, especially in the form of rate adjustments," a recent special report on water scarcity by Standard and Poor's predicted.

CDERA acknowledged their requests and, based on preliminary damage assessments, initiated a Level Two response which allowed for the event to be managed at the country level with regional assistance limited to technical support and resources where required.

The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA), requires that poor women with children aged 3 months and older "engage" in work within two years of claiming assistance and limits life-time receipt of assistance to a maximum of five years.

For now, Allo's artificial assistance feels limited.

After you test yourself with our midterm quiz, try decoding this roundup of the most animated characters running for office; subtitle assistance is limited.

British assistance was limited to loans, helping to fund soup kitchens, and providing employment on road building and other public works.

The assistance is limited to counter-drug operations, but the Bush administration is pushing Congress to drop restrictions so Colombia can use American helicopters and troops trained by American soldiers in direct combat with rebels.