Sentence examples for extending financial help from inspiring English sources

The news agency also said that the European Central Bank was set to discuss extending financial help to the banks this morning, amid fears that Greek banks would be unable to open on Tuesday.

Schäuble, who has held a tough line in negotiations over extending financial help to Greece, followed up his enthusiasm with warnings aimed at the country's prime minister, Alexis Tsipras.

From the pragmatic perspective of multinational employers, providing extra benefits and extending financial help to employees minimised the attrition rate and motivated employees to stay.

Countries that extend financial help have a right to impose conditions to ensure that their loans are repaid.

Lewis admits he has had his own dark days, when he "struggled to get out of bed", and his new venture looks to extend financial help and advice to those who arguably need it most.

I am not against extending financial services to the poor.

Because of the number of quality educational institutions in the state and the increased cost of out-of-state tuition, Duke has chosen to limit funding to in-state schools to help extend financial support to more employees.

"Remittances to mobile money are also helping to extend financial inclusion.

"However, such admirable willingness to assist family members should not place the financial security of men and women entering or in retirement in jeopardy". Family financial help now extends in multiple directions, including to adult children, grandchildren, parents/in-laws, and siblings (see FIGURE 1).

(YFGFP6) Some participants expressed the belief that khat users seek financial help from their extended families or social security benefits in order to purchase khat.

Mark Zandi, chief economist and co-founder of Moody's Economy.com, says a stimulus package should extend unemployment insurance benefits, temporarily freeze payroll taxes and provide financial help to states that are dealing with their own recessions.