Sentence examples for assistance promises from inspiring English sources

"It is a practical truth," the administration official said, that without a deal, "our Congress would not likely follow through on the assistance promises we've made, nor would other partners".

And supporters of Israel have begun a campaign to make sure the Jewish state receives the full amount of military assistance promised by the United States.

Despite this, the assistance promised at the meeting fell well short of the military help the Syrian opposition has long sought.

An agreement would unlock more of the $1bn in US assistance promised by President Barack Obama last year and set to begin flowing with Kerry's announcement.

And there has been virtually no progress on spelling out the terms of nearly $30 billion in short-term financial assistance promised to those countries expected to be hardest hit by climate change.

The Tigers fear the government will block the interim authority, thwarting hopes that Tiger-controlled areas might start enjoying the massive foreign assistance promised to Sri Lanka in return for peace.

People in southern Iraq waited today for the assistance promised by the Bush administration while debate simmered over the Pentagon's plans to oversee the distribution of the aid, a task that has traditionally been controlled by civilians.

The report also points to the gap between the assistance promised by the international community and the pledges honoured thus far, and to the continued tension between short-term humanitarian objectives and long-term development considerations.

With the Gleneagles aid-assistance promises still left unsatisfied, the discovery of a valuable resource on the continent should be met with excitement, not exasperation.

The military aid comes on top of $7.5bn in civilian assistance already promised for the next five years.

While the economic assistance China promised may elevate its leverage over North Korea, it may also deprive the United States and South Korea of theirs by sapping the strength of sanctions, analysts said.