Sentence examples for assistance longer from inspiring English sources

Given that the teacher's evaluation is generally more subjective than in academic areas, it does not seem fair, especially whena student having difficulty in academic subjects is entitled to assistance (longer time to take tests, personal aide in classroom) not available to gym students.

And we've been doing local mobile search with directory assistance longer than any of the portals.

In different studies on different demographic groups, women in the program have had fewer premature deliveries, smoked less during pregnancy, spent less time on public assistance, waited longer to have subsequent children, had fewer arrests and convictions, and maintained longer contact with their baby's fathers.

The previous high cost of hiring in-home caregiving assistance no longer has to be the insurmountable obstacle that put far too many seniors in nursing care facilities.

Most studies report that P. aeruginosa, and especially multiresistant P. aeruginosa, are generally isolated after a long stay in hospital that includes a period of ventilatory assistance of longer than 7 days [ 3, 20, 27, 29- 31].

Since 1975, UNICEF's work in Viet Nam has evolved from emergency and reconstruction assistance, to longer term development planning focusing on education, health and nutrition and water and sanitation through to more recent attention on child protection, childhood injury prevention, HIV/AIDS and the fulfilment of child rights.

The funds will move to provide assistance for longer-term services like job training and counseling.

Increasingly UN missions have taken on "stabilisation" tasks, which can be broadly defined as filling the gap between emergency humanitarian assistance and longer-term development.

The bill does require long-term food security programs to coordinate transparently with emergency programs, as countries that are vulnerable to food insecurity often require both emergency food assistance and longer-term agricultural development.

Since 1975, UNICEF's work in Viet Nam has evolved from emergency and reconstruction assistance, to longer-term projects focused on education, health, nutrition and water and sanitation, as well as child protection, childhood injury prevention, HIV/AIDS and the fulfillment of child rights.

She thinks she will certainly be on public assistance a while longer.