Sentence examples for attached assistance from inspiring English sources

Talk of "harmony" — the buzzword favored by President Hu Jintao — and "no strings attached" assistance has been the camouflage for China's readiness to get in bed with thugs from central casting who can provide the oil, gas and raw materials that fuel the furious growth critical to preserving one-party rule.

Even more concerning is that there are no strings attached to the assistance — so even when Colombian soldiers kill people, the aid keeps flowing".

The reasons he cited were the strict terms attached to receiving assistance; the decision to forgo the ECB's status as a senior creditor and take equal ranking with other creditors; and because the bond-buying would be restricted to short-term debt.

This time, Draghi said, "it will actually work". The reasons he cited were the strict terms attached to receiving assistance; the decision to forgo the ECB's status as a senior creditor and take equal ranking with other creditors; and because the bond-buying would be restricted to short-term debt.

Partly because of the stigma attached to social assistance, the difficulty the potential beneficiaries have in understanding eligibility, and their reluctance to apply, it is often proposed that the information provided to the state from income tax returns should be used by the state to determine the need for cash payments to persons with low incomes.

The size of the change in the survival rate attached to unemployment assistance benefits is similar.

However, such strings attached to the assistance provided should not be rejected or considered excessive.

Based on historical data showing courses with poor performance, every section of specified courses had learning assistance attached, and students were required to attend, generally through co-registration in required cognates.

Retrospectively, cases of VAP were calculated prospectively, during the following year (July l993-June 1994), subjects were intubated and attached to respiratory assistance cascades; but PALL filter, a heat and moisture exchanger, was in-line and the machine humidifiers were bypassed.

While China's aid comes with no strings attached, Western aid often requires that Kampala modify domestic policy in order to receive assistance.

While US president Barack Obama repealed the 'global gag rule', which prohibited foreign NGOs from receiving US funding if they performed or promoted abortion, anti-abortion restrictions remain attached to US foreign assistance through a relatively obscure and often misunderstood amendment, attached to the US foreign assistance act.