Sentence examples for need technical assistance from inspiring English sources
What do I do if I need technical assistance?
"We need technical assistance and we need to think about financial assistance.
Smallholders need technical assistance to meet market requirements, and businesses need quality product in higher aggregated volumes.
EPICS courses bring together community organizations that need technical assistance with engineering students who provide their technical knowledge and AB students who provide their own analytical skills.
Farmers need technical assistance to adapt, but this is precisely the sort of help that previous policies have seen cut from many developing countries' government spending under pressure from the international financial institutions.
But countries in the tropics that are being asked to protect biodiversity and genetic resources partly for the benefit of others also need technical assistance in legally defining and protecting their rights regarding these resources.
The danger is that credit-point-scoring systems of the sort used by banks in the West are too crude to fit individual circumstances.Nursing small and medium-sized entreprises (SMEs) in Central Europe to create a much-needed Mittelstand is still too labour-intensive to be profitable: it needs technical assistance and some subsidy.
In May, the state responded, sending Ms. Mezzacappa a file so large she needed technical assistance to download it.
The Federal Ministry of Water Resources of Ethiopia is responsible for setting the national agenda and policies for the water supply sector of the country while the regional water bureau (in this case, Tigray Water Bureau) is responsible for implementation, investment planning and supporting the service providers with the needed technical assistance in the region (Castro and Maoulidi 2009).
He reiterated UNICEF's commitment to deepen its engagement in areas that needed technical assistance, and focus on translating child policies into action.
Local organizations drew on internal resources and, if needed, technical assistance from IPs. Reportedly, ClASS-initiated changes and remedial action plans made LPs more competitive for PEPFAR funding.
