Sentence examples for noted assistance from inspiring English sources

But, she noted, assistance also brought benefits for Beijing, strengthening diplomatic and other ties.

(An Amazon spokesperson declined comment for this story, but the feds noted "assistance from Amazon.com" when announcing the charges).

It noted that "assistance has been provided" to those affected and that "an investigative commission has been set up".

She noted the assistance the central Iraqi government has provided the Kurds, as well as the equipment passed to them by the anti-Islamic State coalition, and said legal restrictions prevent the U.S. from selling military equipment directly to Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region.

RICK SANTORUM While Rick Perry and Ron Paul have talked about zeroing out foreign and humanitarian aid, Mr. Santorum noted that American assistance has done enormous good in combating AIDS in Africa.

He noted that U.S. assistance has been temporarily put on hold since there is still no Lebanese government.

Reviewing the $422 million in loans, grants and technical aid that Japan gave to Sri Lanka last year, Seiichiro Otsuka, Japan's ambassador there, noted, "China's assistance program to Sri Lanka is still very marginal".

The reports noted that foreign assistance for the Palestinian Authority had declined to just $600 million this year, a third of the amount in 2008.

"We are expecting that children will be disproportionately affected and possibly require further assistance," noted Mr. Schaffter.

We stay committed to support the country in these difficult times and are grateful to the Government of Japan for their generous financial assistance", – noted Neal Walker, UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative in Ukraine.

18 A 1999 report by the United Nations Development Program and Haiti's Ministry for Planning and Foreign Cooperation noted that foreign assistance to Haiti was down considerably in the late 1990s, and indicated that "the institutional vacuum in both executive and legislative branches made it difficult to approve cooperation in the country".