Sentence examples similar to assistance recognized from inspiring English sources

Most advocates for increased development assistance recognize that aid is not a cure-all for poverty and that trade is critically important (most of Moyo's evidence on trade is actually lifted from Oxfam).

Van Damme et al. [ 26] have shown the functional antagonism that frequently arises between primary health care and 'emergency medical assistance', recognizing that many situations in the developing world have to accommodate a blend between both paradigms.

It was not until 1662 that his right to public assistance was recognized, and he was accorded a yearly pension by the city.

Individuals who contributed assistance are recognized in all annual updates, and are too many to thank here, but we are sincerely grateful to all.

No-discounting subjects received no assistance in recognizing the relative superiority or inferiority of their instruction.

"I cannot attribute that divorce to work," she told a panel on judicial life, "but certainly the fact that I was leaving my home at 7 and getting back at 10 o'clock was not of assistance in recognizing the problems developing in my marriage".

She was quoted as saying, "I cannot attribute that divorce to work, but certainly the fact that I was leaving my home at 7 and getting back at 10 o'clock was not of assistance in recognizing the problems developing in my marriage".

This annual event, that raises funds to help the families and children of Saint Finbar Parish School who are in need of tuition assistance, also recognizes individuals who have shown extraordinary leadership, inspiration, motivation, compassion and dedication to the school and the parish community.

Bayrakdar subsequently became grand vizier and convened (1808) a conference of aʿyān and derebeys ("valley lords," hereditary and virtually independent feudatories in Anatolia) in Istanbul, where they and representatives of Mahmud II signed a mutual assistance pact that recognized and confirmed their status.

"The humanitarian community is delivering life-saving assistance, as per internationally recognized principles across Yemen and will continue to do so impartially and on the basis of need," wrote O'Brien.

"When someone uses directory assistance and asks for an individual or a business in the town of Brighton, directory assistance doesn't recognize that location," Ms. Frankel said recently.