Sentence examples for collateral assistance from inspiring English sources

He said that the Clinton email "project" is staffed with a "project manager and two case analysts as well as nine FOIA reviewers who devote the entirety of their time at the State Department to this effort, plus other analysts and information technology specialists who provide collateral assistance to this review in addition to their regular duties".

Hackett said the Clinton email "project" is staffed with a "project manager and two case analysts as well as nine FOIA reviewers who devote the entirety of their time at the State Department to this effort, plus other analysts and information technology specialists who provide collateral assistance to this review in addition to their regular duties.

Even if it runs out of eligible collateral, it could access unlimited emergency liquidity assistance from its national central bank – as long as the central bank's governing council signed off and the bank was deemed solvent.

"It would require collateral for new loans and EU technical assistance -- EU involvement in the privatisation process," one senior EU official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

These collateral activities are coalition warfare/support, combat search and rescue, security assistance, peacekeeping, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian de-mining and counter-drug operations.

Spending just a few days in jail can cause immense collateral damage, including loss of employment, benefits, public assistance and opportunity.

The ECB has already hinted it might demand more collateral from Greek banks for the €89bn of Emergency Liquidity Assistance that have been pumped into the banking system.

Even the healthiest banks—including those that insist they never needed help continue to rely on government assistance in the form of liquidity facilities, generous collateral rules and the like.

The question in the case, Padilla v. Kentucky, No. 08-651, whetherther bad legal advice about a collateral consequence of a guilty plea could amount to ineffective assistance of counsel under the Sixth Amendment.

It said his right to effective assistance of counsel did not apply because deportation was merely a "collateral" consequence of his conviction.

The assistance provides emergency cash to banks in the euro zone that no longer have enough collateral to borrow money under normal terms from the central bank.