Sentence examples for of external assistance from inspiring English sources

But press coverage of recent events in Haiti indicates that destitute parents in Haiti regularly relinquish their children to orphanages, for lack of external assistance.

As argued by Amy Sharples in her authoritative book, The Birth of Development, international organisations were created to make the best use of external assistance to improve the welfare of the poor.

Spain will require some form of external assistance fairly soon given the scale of its banking, sub-sovereign and sovereign-related problems and the markets' conviction that Spain is unable to go it alone, unlike Italy whose chances of soldiering on without external assistance are much stronger in our view.

In such cases, the effectiveness of external assistance for disaster risk management is compromised.

The sharpest drops in levels of child mortality were in countries that had received a lot of external assistance.

"It was dark, they'd lost all power, they'd lost instrumentation, they'd lost air with which to control valves, and they were having to control six reactors and spent fuel ponds with very little hope of external assistance.

This increased reliance of the system on external assistance and expertise, thereby exposing the system to pre-determined priorities and limiting the autonomy of local decision makers[ 35].

This may indicate that there is a subgroup of people who rely more on external assistance than on their own strategies and hence take action when they have spinal pain.

Chief Constable Alastair McWhirter acknowledged that Suffolk Constabulary would be reliant on external assistance due to the magnitude of the investigation.

In our study, at least one NGO participated in the community workshop in each site, as well as representatives from the Ministry of Animal Resources and the Ministry of Public Health, but their presence tended to trigger a long list of requests for external assistance by the community members.

Minor hypoglycemia was defined as a symptomatic episode with capillary or plasma glucose levels of 63 mg/dL (<3.5 mmol/L), irrespective of the need for external assistance, or an asymptomatic episode with capillary or plasma glucose levels of 63 mg/dL (<3.5 mmol/L) that did not qualify as a major episode.