Sentence examples for plans for assisting from inspiring English sources

Reached at his Paris office by phone after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, Mr. Ban discussed his plans for assisting those now homeless in Japan.

Krys T. Bart, the president of the Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority and chairwoman of the American Association of Airport Executives, told the subcommittee that "flight delays and cancellations traditionally peak in December," adding that more airports were adopting contingency plans for assisting passengers from aircraft that are "delayed for an extended period of time away from the gate".

Governments in the region have requested financial aid to implement plans for assisting orphans and vulnerable children.

Not only has the Basij since 2004 provided 80% of police recruits, says Golkar, it has a precise role under a 2006 plan for assisting the police during social unrest: "There are different levels of security.

While Biden paid honor to the Iraqi fighters in his phone call, he also reiterated the critical points of President Obama's plan for assisting the Iraqi government.

It is in such cases that this spatial model may prove to be an efficient tool for spatial planning and for assisting in the coordination of different land users.

Buried in this encyclopedia is everything from a "Office of Indian Men's Health" to a new, voluntary government insurance plan for assisted living.

The governor's spending plan allocates $371 million for assisting small businesses and $285 million in grants, loans and tax incentives to retain jobs or attract corporations to Lower Manhattan.

Health services planning would benefit from consideration of these and inclusion of specific service responses into their health plans, such as strategies for assisting chronic-disease patients during heat waves who may not be directly under the care of a service provider, that is, they are living at home (67, 68).

But even family members find Mr. Walji's latest expansion uncomfortably American: he is developing plans for an assisted living and nursing complex in this Minneapolis suburb.

It is uncertain whether the bill, which covers a wide range of state responsibilities for assisting family planning and other maternal and child health issues, will be passed, given the unwillingness of many lawmakers to oppose the church even if they know most of their constituents favor easier access to contraception.