Sentence examples similar to narrowing assistance from inspiring English sources
Republicans have proposed to cut billions of dollars from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program by narrowing eligibility for benefits.
Like consumers elsewhere, some Californians, particularly those who make too much money to qualify for government healthcare assistance, have seen substantial premium increases and narrowing networks of healthcare providers.
But the RNAPII enzyme complex actually requires the assistance of several smaller clusters of proteins, so more investigative narrowing down was required, Liu said.
We create welfare policies that perpetuate the cycles of poverty by providing only subsistence-level cash assistance which narrows the doors to education and training, and pushes recipients into low-wage, no-benefit employment.
Another feature of the concept was its use of capital flows (in the form of development assistance and foreign investment) to developing countries as a means of narrowing the income gap between rich and poor countries.
Robert Legvold, a Columbia University historian with ties to American government specialists on Russia, suggested in a recent interview that Mr. Putin also may be seeking relatively narrow forms of assistance from the West, like intelligence on Central Asian hot spots.
Yezid Sayigh, a scholar of Arab militaries and a senior associate at the Carnegie Middle East Center in Beirut, said the claims may be based on "an extremely specific and narrow form of assistance, while giving the impression that Hezbollah is involved in giving a much wider range of assistance".
Working with assistance from TR headquarters, the team narrowed the needs down to an "achievable mission," setting up a base where combat medics could treat neighbors in the nearby villages, set up hospital tents, and conduct search-and-rescue missions.
