(1) Persons for whose assistance Federal financial participation is available to the Commonwealth...
This is a conundrum for America, whose assistance is, in theory, also linked to human rights and economic progress and is expected to be reviewed as soon as next month.In this section Independence day?
The main goal of this paper is focused on developing an intelligent conceptual design system, through whose assistance, the crucial problem for a designer mentioned above can thus be eliminated.
1 A Plea for Jobless Benefits President Bush called on Congress to act immediately when it convenes next month to reinstate unemployment benefits for 750,000 people whose assistance will soon end.
President Bush called on Congress today to act immediately when it convenes next month to reinstate unemployment benefits for 750,000 people whose assistance will run out three days after Christmas.
Kierkegaard thought we have to realize that God is (contrary to Fichte) 'another' (Sickness unto Death xi 128), with whom we have to relate, and whose assistance is necessary even for the kind of repentance that is the transition into the religious life.
After arriving at the airport curbside, usually by taxi and more recently via an Uber or Lyft car, she could only stand there and wait, for however long – and it sometimes could take quite a bit of time — for the arrival of an airport host, whose assistance she must request in advance.
Palmer replied that the Lady Managers had decided that the quarter would bear a portrait of Isabella I, Queen of Castile (in Spain), whose assistance had helped pay for Columbus's expedition.
A team approach was encouraged by having anaesthetic and midwifery observers (whose assistance could be requested) for each scenario.
But for organisations whose mission is the relief and eradication of poverty, and to provide humanitarian assistance in times of disaster, there are other, equally compelling, measures of success: tents erected, livelihoods protected, water-borne diseases kept at bay.
