The phrase "assistance were they" is not correct and does not make sense in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt at a conditional or subjunctive construction, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "If assistance were they to provide, it would be greatly appreciated."
Alternatives: "if they were to assist" or "should they offer help".
It begs the question what assistance are they really providing to the north's economy beyond honeyed words".
What kind of mental health assistance are they getting after they leave the service?
"Rejecting medical assistance is because they feel they would prefer to die than to suffer inside, and that's an awful situation the government needs to respond to," AAP reported.
"They rejected assistance, were threatened and then they gave in.
Time and time again, Soapbox's mentors have told us that the reason they continue to offer assistance is because they can see the demonstrable effect of their guidance.
In face-to-face interviews, subjects were asked about frequency of cleaning teeth and/or dentures, whether they needed assistance, and whether the assistance was available; they were also asked about the perceived dental needs, and about the time since their last visit to a dentist and the purpose of the visit.
Relatives become frustrated when their efforts to offer assistance are rejected; they frequently drop out of the picture.
At least some of the assistance was accepted, they said, but there were still questions about whether Algeria had taken all available steps to avert such a bloody outcome.
On Monday the Greek finance minister, Gikas Hardouvelis, said local banks had enough funds to survive until March but unless further financial assistance was agreed they would enter into the uncharted waters of non-liquidity after that.
The advantage of prevention programs over legal assistance is that they don't increase the cost to landlords of renting to risky tenants.
