Sentence examples for lower assistance from inspiring English sources

The pending Medicare cuts lower assistance to the nation's most vulnerable senior population by 17percentt, and in the process eliminate labor-specific provisions put in place to rectify excessive 1997 Balanced Budget Act cuts.

Irrespective of respiratory mechanics and gain, i meas was always lower than i Th (Δi and %Δi were −2.9 ± 0.9 cmH2O and −25.4 ± 4.6%%, respectively), indicating a lower assistance provided by the ventilator than expected from the equation of motion (Table 1).

The lower assistance figure from Beijing was seen as a reflection of a continuing territorial spat between the two countries over islands and reefs in the South China Sea.

This evaluation protocol defines as unnecessary or inappropriate stay that which could have been carried out at a lower assistance level, in less time or with better programming [ 6].

As co-chair of New York New Visions, she led the AIAs Lower Manhattan assistance efforts.

The endowment pays for about a third of the museum's operating budget, which was also dented by lower operating assistance from the city during the 2009 fiscal year.

An important aspect of a rehabilitation therapy, in terms of lower extremity assistance, is balance control.

According to a report by the left-leaning think tank Demos earlier this year, "There is a persistent link between public spending on colleges and higher tax revenue, lower public assistance spending, greater health outcomes, and lower crime rates".

Another reason older Americans might not bother is that monthly retirement income from the Social Security Administration results in lower nutrition assistance benefits, since monthly benefit amounts are based on a person's income and expenses.

In large relative to small families, parents are less likely to save for college expenses during their offspring's childhood (Downey 1995), and children receive lower financial assistance and are relatively more dependent on loans and scholarships (Steelman and Powell 1989).

As it turned out, AFRICOM's counternarcotics officials could have benefited from far lower-tech assistance ― like help in maintaining accurate spreadsheets.