Sentence examples for expensive assistance from inspiring English sources

Under the command of the formidable Patricia Hodgson, and with the expensive assistance of consultants from McKinsey, the young turks of Policy and Planning developed ambitious expansionist strategies to justify the preservation of the licence fee, while bending supposedly sceptical ministers to the corporation's thinking.

The crowdfunding provision, Title III of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, creates an exception to the general rule that before a company can sell its stock to the public, it must register with the S.E.C., a process of disclosure requiring elaborate and expensive assistance from lawyers, accountants and investment bankers that most small companies cannot afford.

Registering nearly 26m voters and setting up 53,000 voting stations in a country the size of western Europe, with no good roads in the whole place, has been the most complicated and expensive electoral-assistance mission ever undertaken by the United Nations.

The banks' dependence on expensive emergency liquidity assistance from the Greek central bank has also been slashed.

A coalition of bankers, developers and business groups who are lobbying for the subsidy called the report "flawed" and said that terrorism coverage would become hard to get and prohibitively expensive without federal assistance.

However, replacing expensive and blunt assistance programs with none at all reduces stability, equality and upward mobility.

With the exception of Chile, countries in the region had limited expertise in private health insurance [ 60]; Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Mexico and Venezuela engaged expensive foreign technical assistance to develop performance-based contracts and management information systems.

It's the same principle behind the recall of Governor Davis, except in this case five incumbents were tossed out, all by people power without the "help" of expensive consultants, like Chris Lehane, whose "assistance" to Gray Davis brought us Arnold Schwarzenegger.

For very expensive drugs, co-pay assistance is almost de rigueur, because in some cases co-payments can be up to 20 percent of the price of the drug.

He said that the increase in sales was occurring without the assistance of expensive rebates or incentives, and that most manufacturers had reduced production levels to better align their supplies with demand.

Meanwhile, access to financial services and qualified assistance is expensive — especially so for low-income individuals.