Sentence examples for be granted to help from inspiring English sources

Wage-loss insurance should be granted to help buffer the earnings losses of displaced workers who take new, lower-paid jobs.

He is adamant that when push comes to shove additional dispensations will be granted to help the transfer of higher profile players.

Newsletter.co.uk: Almost £1m has been granted to help troubled teenagers in flashpoint areas of Belfast change their ways.

An $860 million loan has already been granted to help cover the cost of security at the Games.

"The exemptions were granted to help U.S. steel users, not to give European steel makers a present," she said, adding "there is no reason to modify the $2.2 billion sanctions list".

There are grants to help with such things as marketing and training loan officers.

These are grants to help students with any extra costs they may incur as a direct result of their disability.

I was wondering if there were grants to help me pay for travel and living expenses.Thank you, Camille.

The financial aid is granted to students to help with tuition and other expenses.

Because of the acute poverty and disadvantaged people living in Radford, a development fund of £55 million was granted to the area to help develop the community.

Some developing nations have also expressed unease that they might be forced into bankruptcy instead of being granted aid to help them ride out financial storms.