Sentence examples for assistance much of from inspiring English sources
Under Colorado law, he said, crime victims are offered protection and assistance, much of it channeled by the state's Victim's Bill of Rights.
Airlifts might provide a bit of immediate relief, but they will jeopardize the ability of survivors to receive continuing food, shelter and medical assistance, much of which cannot be provided by air.
The assistance, much of it through the aid agencies of the United Nations, is coming, but not fast enough to cope with the influx of people, aid officials concede.
In May, 2009, his advisers informed him that his budget for global health assistance, much of which goes to combat H.I.V., would increase by a hundred and sixty-five million dollars yet would still face "opposition from the very vocal HIV/AIDS activist community".
Bankers took more than $14 trillion in public assistance, much of which hasn't been repaid, then promptly paid themselves billions more in bonuses.
Unlike American aid, much of the Saudi assistance goes directly into Egyptian coffers with no strings attached.
"On the one hand, reorganizing federal agencies to create a 'one-stop-shop' for America's small businesses could streamline processes and make accessing information and assistance much easier," Todd McCracken, chief executive of the National Small Business Association, said in a statement.
Donor nations and aid groups have pledged almost $460 million in assistance, but much of the money has yet to arrive, and reconstruction is a task that is likely to stretch on for years.
The author and his company have had the honor of providing technical acoustics related assistance throughout much of this period.
"The defendant did not provide 'substantial assistance,' and much of the information provided... came only after the government confronted him with his own emails, text messages, internet search history and other information it obtained via search warrants and subpoenas," Muellerwrote.
Their skills would be of great assistance since much of the primary care in rural settings is the responsibility of nurses and similar health workers.
