Sentence examples for assistance sharing from inspiring English sources
The MDGs mobilized solidarity, but with low- and middle-income countries as the principal focus: high-income countries were motivated to increase their development assistance, sharing the financial and technical burden of achieving the goals in low-income countries, but did not feel bound to apply the demands of MDG measurement to their own performance.
The study was based on a combination of the social interdependence theory and relevant experimental studies and argued that more positive peer relationships (e.g. mutual help and assistance, sharing resources and information, and acting in a trustworthy and trusting manner) were associated with a cooperative rather than competitive or individualistic goal structure.
My associates in immigrant assistance share with me the trials Middle Easterners face here.
Some of the potential proposals, including joint antimissile exercises, military assistance and sharing early-warning data, were discussed in the first Bush administration and pushed by President Clinton.
"The Singapore authorities have been offering assistance and sharing available information with affected countries and will continue to do so," he said.
This applies equally to connected cars, as well as connected in-home or personal assistance robots sharing their data, he added.
National Academy of Sciences president Bruce Alberts says Klausner will be responsible for keeping an eye on the academies' many studies on terrorism-related subjects, helping fulfill government requests for immediate technical assistance, and sharing potentially useful ideas with the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy OSTPP).
He thanked the United Nations organizations and other international organizations cooperating with support and technical assistance and sharing successful experiences in that field implemented in prioritized zones of the country.
By doing this, we would be providing assistance and sharing a burden, although it has to be said that, in principle, general competence in matters of control of the external borders should remain at national level.
Appeals to fellowship, to mutual assistance and shared sacrifice seem to give way with scandalous speed to the commanding imperatives of a warped economy and political plutocracy.
