Sentence examples for fire aid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obey said that the White House proposal would have simply shifted money from existing police and fire aid to domestic security accounts and that Republicans were right to resist it.

More than 200 coalition airstrikes have hit civilian neighbourhoods and at least 150 people have died after stepping on Houthi landmines or being caught in artillery fire, aid workers said.

Since the fire, aid to people whose houses were burned has increased.

The destruction wrought by the fire will likely expand that population dramatically, and NVMA wants to help both previously houseless people and fire victims, another difference between most fire aid groups and the mutual aid society.

These significant reductions would also violate specific measures and agreements of the city's General Plan , Fire Preventionplan, council goals and objectives, automatic fire aid with other cities and the Orange County Urban Search and Rescue and Hazardous Materials agreements on cost recovery and response.

The fire, aided by the scaffolding, destroyed the roof and much of the stonework along with masses of stocks and personal belongings that had been placed there for safety.

"Today, young people like me, we have to fit in to the lifestyle from the West". Nekic has mastered such skills as juggling liquor bottles behind his back and serving drinks with his hair on fire, aided by carefully applied dabs of strong alcohol and a secret technique.

In the British navy steps to make possible heavier long-range guns began with the introduction of strong springs to take up the first shock of the gun's recoil after firing, aided by inclined-plane wedges behind the trucks to coax the gun forward into firing position after recoil.

Fire officials began to speak with optimism on Monday that, at a minimum, the blazes were spreading less rapidly, while the nation's fire brigades and army continued to try to control the fires, aided by other European firefighters and aircraft, as well as scores of citizen brigades.

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It also redoubled its assurances to the United Nations on holding its fire around aid convoys.