Sentence examples for expected to provide aid from inspiring English sources

"UN officials argue that given the complex and often dangerous realities in which they are expected to provide aid, some concessions and accommodation of the government's demands are inevitable.

This type of structures is expected to provide aid and shelter and be in operational mode to ensure life safety during earthquakes (Isik and Kutanis 2015; Bilgin 2015).

Despite government obstruction and an increasingly dangerous operating environment, Mr. Ging said aid agencies expected to provide food aid to 850,000 Syrians in July, up from half a million last month.

But the federal government should not be expected to provide special aid to states that do not address structural budget deficits.

The new grade application is expected to provide effective aids in diagnosis, monitoring the changes of the illness and treatment options.

As an effective investment tool, the proposed SoQ model is expected to provide invaluable decision aid for the relevant shipping executives.

From a clinical standpoint, optical imaging technology has been rapidly advancing in terms of molecular probes as well as imaging modalities such as endoscopic cameras(26) and clinical breast scanners, 33) and is expected to provide an informative navigation aid for surgical techniques.

The International Monetary Fund is expected to provide another 15 billion euros in aid.

Walgreens management is expected to provide an update on the Rite Aid acquisition Thursday when the company releases its third-quarter earnings.

The aid is also expected to provide more relief to persistent issues caused by the storm, including evacuees still in hotels and mold in homes that were flooded.

Lange also says Duke will not increase the amount that financial aid recipients are expected to provide through work-study programs or low-interest loans.