Sentence examples for in assistance which from inspiring English sources

Under the Canadian aid plan, the teams would have been eligible for an estimated $2 million to $2.5 million Canadian annually in assistance, which was contingent upon getting equivalent aid from the N.H.L., and local and provincial governments.

Proponents of aid to the states, including some Congressional Democrats, governors and mayors, have been urging the president to weigh in on proposed legislation, initially providing up to $50 billion in assistance, which has been derailed in the House and Senate.

And HHS will promote its call center and in-person assistance, which surveys have shown are especially valued by people of color.

Also included in that larger amount is $1.9 billion in security assistance, which Pakistan has used in part to buy new radios for troops, night-vision goggles and refurbished Cobra attack helicopters.

However, this increase reflects a growth in emergency assistance which has expanded from US$15.88 million in 1996 to US$ 168.5 million in 2000, while non-emergency assistance has continued to show a steady decline from a level of US$ 263.2 million in 1993 to US$ 129.1 million in 2000.

Ukraine kept its distance from the increased integration of the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States, particularly the Russian-Belarusian "union" of April 2. In February Kuchma visited the U.S. and was offered more than $1 billion in financial assistance, which made Ukraine the third largest recipient of U.S. aid.

They have also lost college scholarships for their children, and thousands of dollars a year in tuition assistance (which Ford's white-collar employees also lost).

At stake is more than $300 million in United States assistance, which the Bush administration has earmarked for Colombia as part of a regional Andean counter-drug program.

But it is not clear that such practices fully address the church's commitment to social justice, even when, as is sometimes reported, such depredations are balanced by an increase in scholarship assistance, which is often first directed to Catholic students.

[Consumers] pay up to $1.80 per search in directory assistance, which is amazing when you think about it.

Across the country, public universities have felt the impact of years of cuts in state assistance, which has led to greater burdens on students and their families.