Sentence examples for emergency support for from inspiring English sources

Britain has pledged to provide £45m of emergency support for 2.6 million people and food for up to 120,000 malnourished children in Ethiopia and elsewhere.

Moreover, the EFSF's primary purpose is to provide emergency support for countries that find themselves locked out of financing markets by punitive borrowing costs.

The government has promised to reconsider its controversial decision to scrap a £180m-a-year welfare hardship fund used to provide emergency support for some of England's poorest citizens.

However, MSPs are understood to be concerned about the idea of food banks becoming "institutionalised" and eventually seen as just another part of the welfare state, rather than as emergency support for people who are desperate for help.

But the Belgian government has already followed the Swiss in coming up with emergency support for its bankrupt flag-carrier, Sabena, and the Irish and several others may soon follow.

The stimulus measures in the White House's debt proposal stem from President Obama's long-since-scuttled American Jobs Act proposal, and include a continuation of emergency support for long-term unemployed workers, an extension of the payroll tax cut, billions in infrastructure investment and a mortgage refinancing proposal.

But even she was dismayed when she found out that one local authority's emergency support line for young homeless people was being redirected to the maintenance department.

Despite again turning down Crossroads' request for a $100,000 general operating grant, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts has encouraged the theater to apply to its emergency support program for arts organizations facing serious financial problems.

There have also been more reports of resistance by Germany against the euro zone's recently announced emergency support plan for Greece.

Emergency support is, for instance, bringing someone home when his or her car is broken or lending a person a considerable amount of money to get a business started.

Efficiency UNICEF is efficient in addressing ongoing crises such as the consequences of armed conflict, short-term emergencies (emergency nutritional support for young children isolated by conflict or threatened by drought), and long-standing inequalities and exclusions.