Sentence examples for assistance targeted from inspiring English sources

Some initiatives also offer technical assistance targeted at needs identified in the assessment to assist teachers in improving quality along dimensions measured in the ERS.

Identifying individual buildings is essential, since in dense slums without formal roads they are the landmarks by which outbreaks can be tracked and assistance targeted.

Assessors' scope of work included performing assessments, reporting results to providers, writing a quality improvement plan and providing technical assistance targeted at the needs identified from the assessment.

Quality improvement plans were developed based on the results of the assessment of each classroom or family childcare home, followed by technical assistance targeted at improving the quality of the environment and teaching practice.

One key way to do this is through development assistance, targeted to supporting the temporary integration and self-reliance of refugees within their regions of origin.

Unlike Yemen and Libya, foreign donor assistance targeted low-impact issues, like social media training, rather than addressing economic reform and development areas that have triggered protests in Tunisia again.

The Council, of which Russia is a permanent member, said the proceedings targeting Hermitage Capital executives represent an "emblematic case" of the politically motivated abuse of the criminal justice system, and called on all member states to deny any Russian Federation requests for mutual legal assistance targeting Hermitage Capital executives and lawyers.

For example, the assistance provided to Nigeria increased by almost £40 million in comparison with the previous year largely driven by spending on humanitarian assistance, targeting malnutrition and sanitation.

And Martin Luther King masterfully framed the 1960s Civil Rights struggle within an Old Testament narrative of an oppressed people having "seen the promised land". More recently, U2 front man Bono persuaded arch-conservative Senator Jesse Helms to support massive economic assistance targeting AIDS in Africa.

The assistance targets a multitude of sub-sectors including plant production and protection, water resources and irrigation, animal health and production, forestry, mechanization, agro-industry, extension, training, research and capacity-building.

DAH is different from the official development assistance (ODA) reported by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD) as it focuses exclusively on assistance targeting the health sector and tracks resources from a broader set of donors, including bilateral and multilateral aid organizations, NGOs, private foundations based in the US, and other entities [ 15].