Sentence examples for extending aid from inspiring English sources

However, the company's media office did not exclude the possibility that its banking subsidiary, Gazprombank, was in talks with the Cypriot government about extending aid.

The administration is extending aid to the industry in a bid to prevent further collapse of the supply chain, which could hurt the North American operations of foreign automakers like Honda and Toyota as well.

Tauli-Corpuz, who as a member of the Kankana-ey Igorot people from the northern Philippines is the first indigenous woman to hold the rapporteur post, said the Australian government had "regressed" in extending aid to Indigenous communities.

About $10 billion of the $60 billion would go to eliminating income taxes on unemployment benefits and extending aid to the long-term unemployed by 13 weeks, on top of the existing 26 weeks.

The EU's "neighbourhood policy", launched in 2003, aimed to create a "ring of friends" by extending aid and benefits, such as access to the single market, in return for economic and political reforms.

The pacts were negotiated under George Bush's presidency, but had been held up amid a row about extending aid to American workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.

Congress is also reluctant to extend aid to other industries.

Two months later, Mr. Bush and Congress extended aid to General Motors and Chrysler.

The World Food Programme, already assisting 4.5m of the most vulnerable Afghans, has extended aid to another 1.5m.

But Mrs. Clinton stressed the need to extend aid beyond counterterrorism to development and governing.

One possibility is extended aid to the long-term unemployed, which expires for two million jobless Americans after Nov. 30.