The phrase "assistance there will be" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to assure someone that help or support will be available in the future.
Example: "In times of need, rest assured that assistance there will be to guide you through the challenges ahead."
Alternatives: "help will be available" or "support will be provided".
But for those like Lampkin in the Downtown Eastside, where overdoses tend to flare up following BC's social assistance cycle, there will be many summer nights spent bringing people back from the brink of death.
When peace is finally negotiated in the HOA and true development assistance becomes possible, there will be a population that is too large for the deteriorated environmental base, and too few economic opportunities for too many people who are underprepared to meet that future.
"And come summer, with the better weather, if there isn't immediate assistance and help from the EU, then there will be an overwhelming increase".
I said, 'What will you do next?' He said he would like to think there will be some assistance from the local government.
Presumably Mr. Obama wants to support the first set of homeowners and not the second, but the tighter the screening used to qualify for assistance, the less of an impact there will be from government efforts.
Yes, but there will be translation assistance if needed for Q&A.
They also recognize that there will be some assistance from the other Republican candidates who feel just as entitled to the anyone-but-Mitt status that former House Speaker Gingrich currently holds.
First, there will be no new assistance for the uninsured, non-disabled population under 65, a group that includes more than 260,000 people in Nassau alone.
(AP) CONNECTICUT HARTFORD: HEAT HELP FOR POOR -- Connecticut officials are confident that there will be enough money for fuel assistance to last the winter, but not by much.
"Therefore there will be a fourth financial assistance programme".
