Sentence examples for assistance to offset from inspiring English sources

Nearly nine in 10 Americans who bought healthcare coverage on the federal government's healthcare marketplaces received government assistance to offset their premiums.

Many countries offer special services to family careers and some provide families with direct financial assistance to offset the costs associated with elderly care [ 5].

Where governments in Canada once considered housing as a public good requiring their oversight if not direct provision, they have largely retreated to episodic tinkering with mortgage rules and guarantees, home renovation grants, or modest subsidies to social assistance recipients to offset high private market rents.

She wanted funds directed more toward counter narco-trafficking efforts and security assistance and not to offset climate change impacts insisting, "With limited resources, we must ask if this best meets our U.S. national security interests".

This might be justified on the provision of financial assistance to allow practices to offset the cost and time spent by the PHC nurse preceptors and the potential supernumerary time of the new nurse graduates [ 4].

He stressed that he would "absolutely" demand budget cuts to offset federal assistance.

Training and technical assistance should be provided on an ongoing basis to offset the effects of staff turnover and risk-minimization intervention 'drift' over time.

That does mean, however, that the cash assistance Oklahoma gets will effectively violate Coburn's rule to offset disaster relief.

The cost of firefighting has run into several million dollars, and federal assistance from the United States Department of Agriculture and the Federal Emergency Management Agency is expected to offset some of those costs.

WASHINGTON — Disaster relief proposals touched off a political storm on Capitol Hill on Wednesday as Senate Democrats moved to provide immediate assistance to victims of Hurricane Irene without cutting other programs to offset the cost.

Taiwan's legislature approved a $1.44 billion plan today to offset some of the economic impact, mainly through financial assistance to businesses especially hurt by the outbreak.