Sentence examples for own assistance from inspiring English sources
Recently, it has become more common for human partners to train their own assistance dogs, usually with the help of a professional trainer.
The Soviet line, by contrast, held that new nations would not be truly independent until they freed themselves from economic dependence on their former masters, but the Soviets invariably expected a political return for their own assistance.
China is likely to agree to new or tightened economic sanctions on North Korea or possibly curb its own assistance as its frustration with its ally grows, experts believe.
accord has become a central issue for Egypt's economic policy horizon, not only because of the funds being offered but because a number of other donors, including the European Union and the United States, have made the successful conclusion of a loan deal a condition for their own assistance to investment in Egypt.
As well as demonstrating medieval people prayed for their own assistance, the analysis showed the pages of a prayer to be said in the small hours of the morning were only dirty for the first few pages.
With Sarris and Lakkotrypis in Moscow, there was mounting speculation that Russian oil and gas giant Gazprom had mooted its own assistance plan in exchange for exploration rights to Cyprus's offshore gas deposits.
More than a dozen states have their own drug assistance programs to help low-income patients, and they may be among the larger beneficiaries of today's agreement.
Between 1998 and 2003, the Congolese government again benefitted from long-term international aid programs, and the Belgian Technical Cooperation BTCC) launched its own technical assistance program for HAT control.
This hardly seemed to matter, though, as the story gained a momentum of its own with assistance from Fox News, The Huffington Post and various other outlets.
Then, in the new light of changed political balances in the Legislature, Mr. McGreevey said he would present his own urban assistance programs.
Using the IMF as a battering ram, and insisting upon the priority of its own development assistance programme, the west succeeded in reducing the Chinese package to $6bn.
