Sentence examples for demands for help from from inspiring English sources

But states also face risks from the economy, federal budget cuts and increased demands for help from local governments that are seeing property tax collections plummet.

With budgets tight at home, and noisy demands for help from domestic constituencies, however, Brown is concerned many countries are failing even to live up to the promises on aid they made at the Gleneagles G8 meeting in 2005.

Should it accept funding from its local council to help it grow to meet rising demand for help from hungry, low-income local families?

Governments, increasingly struggling to meet society's demands, are desperate for help from someone more creative than the typical bureaucrat.Businesses, as this week's special report in The Economist makes clear (see article), want to engage in socially responsible but still entrepreneurial schemes that let them "do well by doing good".

Recently, the demand for help for this target group has been on the rise.

Touring a computer fair in March, Mr. Schroder, the German chancellor, responded to industry's demands for help by taking a chapter from United States policy and promising to offer temporary work permits -- a kind of German green card -- to as many as 20,000 skilled foreigners, notably from India and Eastern Europe.

But the continuing influx of migrants has led to renewed Italian government demands for more help from the EU, says the BBC's Alan Johnston in Rome.

For now, there are few demands for help.

For welfare charity Jewish Care, the new year period from Rosh Hashanah, last week, to Yom Kippur, which begins this evening, brings a surge in demand for help, mostly from young, mentally ill and isolated elderly people.

"I do not demand assistance in everyday tasks; nor do I ask for help from nurses and secretaries as my male colleagues do".

Last week London Ambulance Service (LAS) asked for help from paramedic teams from the rest of the country because of increased demand.