Sentence examples for overall assistance from inspiring English sources

But bank officials said the village projects would be less dominant in the new overall assistance package because they could not continue to absorb money at the current rate.

Several technical components such as a sensor suite to scan the environment, path planning algorithms, head-down and helmet-mounted displays, active inceptors, and the model-based flight control system are set up to form the overall assistance system.

Third, the overall assistance provided to Puerto Rico was limited to an annual block appropriation, requiring the Puerto Rican government to adjust its program management to allocate the funds.

Additionally, the authors would like to thank the two anonymous reviewers for their overall assistance in preparing the manuscript for publication.

Thanks to John Russ for help with molecular modeling, and to Rasa Rakauskatie, Arturas Meskauskas, and Kristi Muldoon-Jacobs for overall assistance.

We are also grateful to Arisa Goldstone and Mazen Zahairi for overall assistance to prepare the manuscript for submission.

We thank Haiming Chen for overall technical assistance, Yota Kimura, Christopher Kovach and Joe Hitchon for their assistance during various phases of the experiment, Dirk Neumann and Ueli Rutishauser for helpful discussion on the analysis, and Alex Maier, Rufin VanRullen, Christof Koch and Fred Gosselin for their comments on the manuscript.

For example, child survival programs in Africa as well as development aid to Latin America and Eastern Europe would decline, though overall foreign assistance would rise by 9percentt.

However, our conclusions regarding the ability of local participants to identify TA needs are qualified by two aspects of the results: The magnitude of the hypothesized specific domain associations were moderate, and participants' ratings of overall technical assistance need were not linked to technical assistant providers' ratings of overall site functioning.

Overall, cash assistance was preferred by the greatest number of survey respondents (94.2%), followed by in-kind assistance (91.0%) and vouchers (79.4%) (Fig. 3).

"So, our overall development assistance is under-quoted rather than over-quoted," he added.