She got one-time aid from the city's crisis fund to help with the down payment for her new, cheaper apartment.
Cutting salaries and the number of musicians is a one-time band aid; it does not protect the institution as inflation and increased competition from other forms of entertainment play havoc with the income statement.
"At one time people in aid agency vehicles were allowed to go [unharmed] and were respected because they were doing something that was beyond politics and that was genuinely humanitarian.
First, he had to close a projected $8 billion hole in the budget left by dwindling tax returns and the loss of one-time federal aid, which he did by slashing aid to municipalities and by slowing the growth in Medicaid spending.
Long processing times were reduced by three-fourths, and social services assistance for families found ineligible for shelter, including counseling and one-time rent aid, was offered.
The new system, city officials say, is fair and more humane: Long processing times were reduced by three-fourths, and social services assistance was offered for families found ineligible for shelter, including counseling and one-time rent aid.
With the exclusion of Princeton from the budget and aside from one-time development aid and research grants, the state will no longer provide any money to the university, said Mr. Durkee.
Mr. Roque of the World Food Program said his organization was preparing a study for the hardest-hit Central American nations, hoping to persuade governments to go beyond seeking one-time emergency aid and to begin providing rural irrigation systems and land to the poor.
If this fellow is fit, I would give him one- (or two- or three-) time aid in a crisis, and I'd try to help him become self-sufficient.
More than half of the athletes, 320, have received scholarships at one time or another from the Australian Institute of Sport and others have received aid from state sports institutes.
