Sentence examples for boosted assistance from inspiring English sources

The US had also boosted assistance, including $1bn in new loan guarantees.

After decades of downplaying the psychological toll of war, the government has finally acknowledged the damage and boosted assistance to veterans in need.

Given the relatively small amount of aid to Southeast Asia, the White House probably could have boosted assistance to Southeast Asian nations between 2010 and 2015 without dramatically altering funding for nations in Europe and the Middle East.

Volek told the court that the city had rescinded ordinances, made "really incredible progress" on its use-of-force policies thanks to Ferguson Police Commander Frank McCall, boosted assistance and support for officers in dealing with the stress of their jobs, taken "really proactive steps" on officer pay, and put in place a new judge who brought a "fresh approach" to the municipal court.

Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, repeated demands on Monday for an immediate ceasefire and the need to boost assistance to Misrata.

We should, for example, allow courts to ease the terms of mortgages to prevent foreclosures, while also boosting assistance to help the unemployed find jobs.

The report "underscores the need for market-wide student loan servicing reforms to halt harmful practices and boost assistance for distressed borrowers," said Richard Cordray, CFPB director.

Continuous activation of prior knowledge during the reading is boosted by mediation for further assistance which substantiated McNamara and Magliano (2009) statement "When comprehenders have more knowledge about the domain, or about the world, then their understanding will be more rich and coherent because more concepts are automatically primed" (p.303).

But the celebrity campaigners Bono and Bob Geldof said there was still no agreement on aid, with the aim of boosting financial assistance by $50bn£28.5bnbn) "hanging in the balance".

European nations say they will also boost development assistance markedly.

House and Senate negotiators also reached agreement on a transportation and housing bill that increases spending on highway repair in the wake of the Minneapolis bridge collapse and boosts foreclosure assistance in the midst of a housing crisis.