Sentence examples for extend more aid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wagoner resigned in April 2009 at the request of the Obama administration as it prepared to extend more aid to the carmaker.

The auto task force is expected to announce by March 31 whether it will extend more aid to the two Detroit companies, or possibly force them into government-managed bankruptcies.

But critics of the program in Congress, which is debating whether to extend more aid to Pakistan, have already questioned how the money could be effective, or even monitored, if Americans could not visit the areas where the projects were under way.

In contrast to the latest revelations about executive bonuses at A.I.G., there have been no unsettling surprises from G.M. The task force has yet to decide whether to extend more aid to G.M. or steer the company into government-backed bankruptcy reorganization.

The so-called troika — comprising the European Central Bank, the European Union and the International Monetary Fund — has demanded such a deal as a condition to extending more aid.

It is deeply troubling that the United States has not extended more aid to El Salvador, especially considering our role during the civil war, when our government spent millions supporting a murderous army and government.

Adding to the anxieties in financial markets, talks broke down Friday between the Greek government and private lenders over a plan to reduce Greece's debt by $130 billion, a "voluntary" default that the troika has demanded before extending more aid.

Mr. Kimball said his program would extend more help to Egypt's struggling private sector, which accounts for a third of the country's economic activity but has received a fraction of the American aid dollars.

Because of her experiences and those of other Claremont students, Perez, her classmates and faculty members are asking the campus to extend more financial aid toward graduate students who do not have legal status.

Democrats hope to follow up with legislation by extending more than $30 billion in corporate tax breaks and aid to small business.

Second, do they want to foster a deep partnership with a single agency, or do they want to pool their resources with other companies to extend their impact to more aid agencies by joining one of several recently established consortiums?