Sentence examples for material assistance to from inspiring English sources

And as it built its arsenal, Paris solds material assistance to other aspiring weapons states, not just Israel.

As part of a plea agreement, Mr. Alwan, 30, pleaded guilty to one count of providing material assistance to a terrorist group.

Mr. Mosed pleaded guilty in March to a federal charge of providing material assistance to a terrorist organization, which could have carried a 10-year sentence.

The UK provided material assistance to the US and bears a heavy responsibility to answer and address this emerging public health crisis.

"Yeas, suh," said Ben. "The same deficiencies of nature prevail here as elsewhere, I reckon, requirin' a little material assistance to keep our pants up".

But Mr. Spota told reporters that Father Hands had "provided material assistance to this office in connection with a very, very serious and important investigation".

UNICEF DRC has obtained financial and material assistance amounting to $4,200,000 for its Rapid Response Fund (RRF), which is supported by the UK's Department for International Development (DFID) and the Norwegian Government, which enables UNICEF to respond to humanitarian crises much more rapidly.

Material assistance was given to the returning columns by the 52nd (Lowland) Division, in form of the loan of camels, water fantasses, sandcarts and gun horse teams, the latter going out on the commanding generals' initiative to meet the returning teams.

According to Leslie Voltaire, Haiti's special envoy to the United Nations, the operating theory was that those with intact homes would be provided some kind of incentive to move back; those with reparable homes would get materials and assistance to fix them; and those with destroyed homes would be given transitional shelters in Fort National or moved to a planned settlement outside Port-au-Prince.

Valdemar was willing to offer Tschaikovsky material assistance, through the Danish ambassador to Germany, Herluf Zahle, while her identity was investigated.

Consistent with findings from previous studies in Southern Africa, 23 27 we found that financial and material assistance are common factors believed to be related to women's decision to engage in CP within stable relationships.