Sentence examples for draw assistance to from inspiring English sources
The answer in many ways must be yes, but the original hope was that people would draw assistance to overcome temporary disasters and acquire the skills and health to become stronger and richer by themselves.
The law-abiding can cut each other's hair, fix each other's cars or draw assistance from the state.
During other outings to nearby islands, Dusty had to be lifted manually, wheelchair and all, on and off of boats, a difficult, precarious task that drew assistance from helpful passersby.
We are drawn to provide assistance to those in need and low-income single-parents living doubled-up with relatives, or moving from one place to another ahead of the rent payments, certainly fit that profile.
Having recognised uterine atonia as the cause of post partum haemmorrhage, whilst rubbing up the uterus the student might be expected to call for assistance to draw up and administer uterotonic drugs (oxytocic drugs I/M) as well as order the citing of an I/V (Winikoff et al, 2010).
Conversely, it is possible that respondents exaggerated the violations they experienced with the hopes of drawing more attention and assistance to these issues in their communities.
A 2010 Pew study finds many Americans draw their views on same-sex marriage and abortion from the church but few draw their views on government assistance to the poor from the church.
French media and telecoms company Vivendi – which owns pay-TV business Canal + and Universal Music – is also drawing up plans to offer assistance to Charlie Hebdo.
That's because those immigrants would cease to draw public assistance and their jobs would be taken by native-born Americans, particularly African-Americans.
But it may be premature to draw conclusions about whether termination of public assistance to families will place children at risk.
