Sentence examples for idea of assistance from inspiring English sources

So any idea of assistance with the salient words and phrases was forgotten.

By the turn of the century, there were more U.S. prescriptions for Ambien than for all benzodiazepines combined, and Ambien's benign reputation seemed to help normalize the idea of medical assistance for insomnia.

But as the debate plays out, some aid advocates say they worry that the problems that have surrounded aid efforts during the war will taint the whole idea of civilian assistance, even though it is only a tiny slice of United States government spending.

Most conservatives despised the very idea of this assistance to struggling Americans.

In this paper, we analyse and evaluate the idea of target assistance as a way to address the accuracy problems of ray-cast pointing.

In the Middle Ages the guilds of Europe and England extended the idea of mutual assistance to other circumstances of distress, such as illness.

He said that he expects the idea of personal assistance to gain momentum next year and that he thinks Siri will be joined by other competitors.

One recent public opinion poll, by Social Weather Stations, a leading private group, found that 81percentt of respondents supported the idea of United States assistance for the Philippine fight against the Abu Sayyaf hostage takers.

But lawmakers on Capitol Hill are increasingly open to the idea of expanding assistance because many have come to see the rebels as they are viewed here: as terrorists.

Some military officers have said that the idea of denying assistance in some areas ignores the fact that many Iraqis are afraid to cooperate with the Americans for fear of retaliation by insurgents.

A bipartisan agreement seems possible now because in their failed replacement bills, both House and Senate Republicans had supported the idea of providing assistance to insurers, as well as extra "stabilization" funding for states to potentially help lower people's premiums and deductibles.