Sentence examples for for continued assistance from inspiring English sources

Enrolled students receiving financial aid are required to reapply each year for continued assistance in the following year.

The two major candidates had campaigned heavily on the need for continued assistance from those organizations, and nobody had openly challenged this assumption, despite the hardships caused by the shift from a state-subsidized to a free-market economy.

Mr. Obama likely to seek an additional $2 billion to $2.5 billion for each of the next several years to meet the commitments for continued assistance made by the United States at an international donors conference last year in Tokyo.

"[W]e are willing to entertain a request for continued assistance, consistent with our commitment to a long-term partnership with Iraq -- but the ball is in the Iraqis' court to ask," she wrote in an email statement.

In an emotional meeting with Mr. Lake, mothers of some of the girls receiving support at the centre expressed the urgent need for continued assistance for their daughters – a testimony to the importance of effective psychosocial support.

Orphans and vulnerable children remain one of the most important groups to be targeted for continued assistance which should be channelled through NERCHA's programme that builds on existing systems and structures such as the traditional concept of Indlunkhulu and the Neighbourhood Care Points (NCP).

"I'd like to thank the media and the public for their continued assistance in this challenging enquiry".

We are indebted to the multidisciplinary teams at the Royal Marsden Hospital, St George's Hospital and Kings College Hospital for their continued assistance with prospective sample collection.

"The United States is very grateful to the government of Italy for its continued assistance in closing the detention facility at Guantánamo Bay," said Lee Wolosky, the US special envoy for Guantánamo closure.

In addition, we would like to thank Claudia Hönemann, Anke Müller, Luisa Hiese and Jörg Krüger (IGZ) for their continued assistance.

We thank Maria Moltesen, Sylvia Gerritsma and Kanoksri Tasanathai for assistance in the field and Prof Morakot Tanticharoen and Dr Kanyawim Kirtikara and the staff of BIOTEC for continued help and support.