Eisenhower was no socialist, despite Sanders's joke during the recent Democratic Presidential debate, though it's been pointed out that a long career in the military, which provides cradle-to-grave assistance — for education, housing, and health care — does have its Scandinavian aspects.
China, Brazil, Argentina, India, Egypt and Switzerland have been among the countries expressing grave doubts that the assistance would work, arguing that Greece might end up worse off after the austerity programme.
She noted that more than 60percentt of Yemen's population — nearly 16 million people — "are in grave need of humanitarian assistance".
A very old Englishwoman falls into the grave of Agamemnon, but refuses assistance in getting out.
The homeland security department has written to the Senate "strongly" opposing section 318, and warning that it would have "grave effects on US humanitarian assistance programmes".
In other words, Japan does not receive any U.S. assistance on its gravest security issue.
At a recent meeting of defense ministers from throughout the Western Hemisphere in Brazil, grave concerns were expressed about American assistance to the Colombian military.
We provided legal assistance to victims of grave injustices, such as the victims of melamine-tainted milk powder and the high-speed rail accident.
UNICEF will mitigate child protection risks, including through psychosocial support; counter-trafficking programming; mine-risk education and mine-victim assistance; adolescent engagement; monitoring of grave violations; and reintegration of children released from armed forces and groups.
In 1967, Vermont adopted a law requiring people to render reasonable assistance to someone who is in grave danger, but the penalty for noncompliance is only a token civil fine.
It needs expert assistance in almost all areas: exhuming mass graves, supporting witness-protection programmes, providing legal advisers, technical assistants, translators, media professionals and so on.
