The phrase "assistance means" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when defining or explaining what assistance entails or represents in a particular context.
Example: "In our organization, assistance means providing support and resources to those in need."
Alternatives: "help signifies" or "aid refers to".
Continuing the expanded adjustment assistance means those workers would receive income support, a health insurance subsidy and training to help them find other jobs.
The almost infinite range of products makes it harder to find the best deals, and the lack of assistance means that you might be missing some vital information – or simply buying the wrong product.
Persons not eligible for UIB are eligible for Social Assistance (means tested on a family basis).
"I would feel able to reflect on "oh I did not have a good night's sleep" The flexible nature of the assistance means it can both highlight recurring issues or provide support for events and activities as they occur in near real time.
Eroding eligibility for Title Care Foster Cand Adoptiontion Assistance means the federal government is increasingly doing less to partner in protecting children.
We all assume that our family, friends and supporters know how much their assistance means to us, but surprisingly, they often don't.
Not only are government aid programmes woefully underfunded, Hatcher argues, but billions of dollars of federal assistance meant for those most in need doesn't reach them.
For Danielle King, a trained welder, the assistance meant that, after being homeless for many months, she and her teen-age son could afford the security deposit for an apartment in Westmont, Illinois, outside Chicago.
In vetoing a $35 billion expansion of the State Children's Health Insurance Program on Wednesday, President Bush said the bill would improperly allow higher-income families to benefit from assistance meant to help poor children.
The actual language allowed sellers to use "partial production assistance," but what this assistance meant fell into a gray area.
They can take the form of social assistance, means-tested pensions or universal payments from the age of, say, 70.
