Sentence examples similar to obvious assistance from inspiring English sources

Under normal circumstances one would expect the direct impact of a default to be limited, and it's obvious that without assistance [Cyprus] will default.

In a letter to Mr. Nadler yesterday, Mr. Allbaugh encouraged him to forward to the agency "any specific cases that have not been approved but which appear, such as those mentioned in your letter, to be obvious cases for assistance".

Although the European Union Court of Justice's treatment of the boundary in its jurisprudence on free movement of goods and services appears to provide an obvious source of assistance on this issue, this Article suggests that this is not in fact the case.

This is not the case when the need for assistance is obvious.

For it is perfectly obvious that limitations upon assistance cannot reasonably operate a a work incentive with regard to those who cannot work or who cannot be expected to work.

Despite her good intentions and charitable efforts, Lohan's tone deaf approach to assistance is obvious.

With the upcoming shut-offs and the proposed rate hikes, it's obvious that the current assistance programs aren't working for residents or the city.

Moscow has only one obvious option: increase its financial assistance to the monotowns many times over.

Foreign assistance is an obvious lever since it makes up some one-fifth of Rwanda's economy.

"Despite Mr. Gray's obvious and recognized need for assistance, Officer Goodson, in a grossly negligent manner," answered that call, rather than seeking medical help, Ms. Mosby said.

In this context, shaking up the world of humanitarian assistance carries an obvious threat to NGO self-interest, so the incentives for reform are not exactly strong.