Sentence examples for facilitate aid from inspiring English sources

"We are committed to facilitate aid workers in their pursuit of assisting affected communities," said spokesman Brigadier Sajid Naeem.

From the time he stepped outside after hearing the bang, Officer Lora said, his primary objective was "to facilitate aid for the individual in the car".

B4 THE COALITION -- Although several European nations want to send troops to Afghanistan to bring order and facilitate aid shipments, the Bush administration said it was too soon, calling the conditions there too uncertain and too dangerous.

Saudi Arabia and the US said a renewable, five-day ceasefire in Yemen's war would start soon to facilitate aid to millions of civilians in need, if the rebels and their allies also agree to stop fighting.

The United Nations, which has tried to broker talks between the warring sides and facilitate aid delivery, was not consulted about the plan and so was unsure whether it could be considered a "humanitarian" move, said Staffan de Mistura, the global body's envoy for Syria.

According to Dan Layman, who works very closely with the moderate members of the FSA and the US State Department to facilitate aid to moderate members of the opposition, they had.

The Reagan Administration's actions in selling arms to Iran and facilitating aid to the contras violated each of these principles systematically and deliberately.

In his meeting with Mr. Maliki on Sunday, Mr. Kerry argued that Iraq ought to have a role in international discussions about Syria's post-Assad future, but to secure that role, it was important that Iraq stop facilitating aid for Mr. Assad.

If anything, humanitarian aid missions to Sunni areas led by Hashd al Shaabi units and Iraqi army units have been nothing but exemplary, with Shi'a Hashd units facilitating aid drops by the Preemptive Love Coalition.

Some NES allow nuclear export, CSR and AID stabilisation whereas others just mediate nuclear export without facilitating AID stabilisation and switching.

Common instances of academic dishonesty include (but are not limited to): cheating; falsification; plagiarism; facilitating, aiding or abetting others in academic dishonesty; collusion; or resubmitting work previously submitted for another course without instructor permission.