Sentence examples for bringing assistance from inspiring English sources

He defended his support for the $787 billion federal stimulus package — saying it had created or saved 87,000 jobs — and said that bringing assistance to Florida was more important than "rattling the cage and saying you're going to do great things and stand on principle or politics above the people".

Finally, the strategy looks to boost the role of NGOs, given their vital work bringing assistance to the children themselves.

The joint UNICEF-WFP teams – bringing assistance via plane and helicopter – have now reached more than 500,000 people including 100,000 children under the age of 5.

Her death is a sad reminder of the sacrifices civilians have made, while trying to bring assistance to Afghanistan.

He announced today that loans to cattle raisers, emergency jobs and other forms which would bring assistance to 170,000 families would be made possible.

"Our thoughts and prayers are with the brave men and women who are working to bring assistance to this stricken region," Mr. Obama said.

"So I'm encouraged by what I've heard and seen from the leaders of the coalition and I hope the discussions in London today will bring assistance to tens of thousands of people suffering in Syria".

Given that the Bay Area's two major airports would be expected to be out of service after such a disaster, this bridge and the Benicia-Martinez Bridge, another seismically secure span about 20 miles to the northeast, would be "lifeline" structures to bring assistance to the stricken region from an Air Force base inland, said Bart Ney, a spokesman for the California Department of Transportation.

He wrote that he felt the "most effective way to bring assistance was through a close connection to those who were in desperate need, by meeting them where they were... It's about showing people that we care, that someone is looking out for those who might be overlooked, or who have slipped through the cracks in the system for whatever reason".

These behaviors, which represent a worker ant's attempts to protect its nestmates, indicate that acoustic communication served to bring assistance in both mature pupae and adult ants.

However, in the Royal Navy an inverted flag is a signal of distress, and at least one British ship's boat was captured while attempting to bring assistance to Ferris before the misunderstanding was realised.