Sentence examples for continuing assistance to from inspiring English sources

One is to extend temporary unemployment benefits beyond the Dec. 31 deadline, while continuing assistance to the 1.3 million workers who have exhausted their benefits or will do so shortly.

It should extend temporary unemployment benefits beyond the Dec. 31 deadline, while continuing assistance to about a million workers who have exhausted their benefits or will do so shortly.

After chairing another meeting of the Cobra emergency committee, David Cameron pledged continuing assistance to those who had suffered the most.

After a military coup overthrew an elected government in Chile in 1973, with the connivance of the C.I.A., President Nixon continued assistance to the Pinochet regime.

But last year year it partially reversed that decision, budgeting to spend $105m to continue assistance to components makers, while diverting the rest back into Treasury coffers.

And continued assistance to Chad, where a branch of Al Qaeda is active, was also said to be a reward for hosting an estimated 280,000 refugees from the Darfur region of Sudan.

"We will work with the Congress to determine how best to continue assistance to Egypt in a manner that encourages Egypt's interim government to quickly and responsibly transition back to a stable, democratic, inclusive, civilian-led government that addresses the needs and respects the rights and freedoms of all its people," the official said.

Ptolemy III of Egypt offered continued assistance to Cleomenes on the condition that the Spartan king would offer his mother and children as hostages.

The Chinese government, in addition to the direct financial support to be paid over the next three years, has offered to provide continuing assistance and consultation for the development of the Mandarin program.

The frigatebirds have the longest period of parental care of any bird except a few raptors and the southern ground hornbill, with each chick fledging after four to six months and continued assistance after that for up to fourteen months.

Without local capacity to continue assistance in the absence of the organization's local presence, the possibility for abrupt stoppage of assistance is great and may have severe implications on beneficiaries and future attempts at reinstating assistance.