Sentence examples for hand aid from inspiring English sources

This could be withheld if the Turks continue to get the cold shoulder from the EU, especially from Greece: the Greeks are blocking on the one hand aid promised as part of an EU customs-union deal and, on the other, all progress on admitting Cyprus to the EU if the Turkish-Cypriot community is officially consulted, as France and Germany sensibly say it must be.

On the other hand, aid targeted to development enhancement affects both categories but seems to have a larger effect on the former.

These unpaid workers performed all the labour by hand, aided only by primitive hand tools.

Conservation, on the other hand, aids in the preservation of the work in its present state and in prevention of further deterioration.

Chaperone proteins have, for decades, been known to give newly translated proteins a helping hand, aiding in their folding and integration in the cell.

However, given the relatively small number of images to be analyzed in this way and desiring to have the highest fidelity pairings possible, we ultimately settled on pairing the nuclei by hand (aided by an interactive MATLAB routine we developed).

Roughened nuptial pads on the male's hands aid in retaining grip.

MILAN — The Italian bank Intesa Sanpaolo has said it could team up with Ferrero, the maker of Nutella, to help keep Parmalat in Italian hands, aiding the government in warding off foreign bids.

Not by coincidence, pulling that land off the market will also enhance the value of parcels still in the banks' hands, aiding their recovery from their bad-debt woes.The governnment also said this week that it will legislate to make it easier for property loans to be packaged and sold as securities.

The Democrats, on the other hand, support aid for Detroit — but only if it is linked to plans for increasing fuel efficiency.

On the contrary, with his almost morbid reserves of energy, Araki runs panting teams of assistants, who these days are on hand to aid his every move.