Sentence examples for contribution to assistance from inspiring English sources

At the RAAF's 2003 History Conference, Air Commodore Mark Lax, recalling Eaton's search-and-rescue missions between the wars, commented: "Today, we might think of Eaton perhaps as the pioneer of our contribution to assistance to the civil community a tradition that continues today.

"The United States, along with other nations, has made a modest contribution to flood assistance," a senior State Department official said on the condition of anonymity in mid-September, after Washington's decision to grant $900,000 in flood relief for the North.

A separate, but linked, study provided an overview of UNICEF's contribution to Humanitarian Assistance.

The Organization makes a further significant contribution to technical assistance through its support to the field programme through Technical Support Services (TSS) or Administrative and Operational Support Services (AOS).

Brandis invariably presents a rolled-up figure of $1.6bn for the Coalition's contribution to the legal assistance sector.

The French foreign minister, Bernard Kouchner, says that he and the British foreign secretary, David Miliband, have agreed to work on a proposal for an "international financial contribution" to fund development assistance.

On 24 July 2003, arrived off Honiara, marking the beginning of Operation Anode, Australia's contribution to the Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands (RAMSI).

International donors, particularly those making the largest humanitarian contributions to food assistance projects, including the United States, Canada, the European Union and Japan, must support programs that meet the minimal nutritional needs of infants and young children, and work with countries to put nutrient-rich foods at the center of their efforts to tackle childhood malnutrition.

International NGOs such as the Red Cross, Pharmacists without Borders and the Soros Foundation have also made important contributions to health assistance [ 6].

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/15/199/prepub The authors thank Juliet Visser (Human Movement Sciences, University of Groningen, The Netherlands), Charissa Jessurun, and Sietske Romkema (Rehabilitation Medicine, UMCG, The Netherlands) for their contribution to data collection and assistance during the measurements.

A welcoming smile in the morning, a kind word from a colleague about your contribution to a project, concern or assistance when a co-worker is struggling, an expression of gratitude, or a simple thank you to a stranger.