Sentence examples similar to prized assistance from inspiring English sources

Senate Democrats won something they prized as well: federal assistance to help workers who lose their jobs because of competition from imports or other effects of a reduction in trade barriers keep their health care coverage.

If they aren't interested in the prize, their assistance just might help you win it.

Last month, Mr. Xi spoke by phone with the new president of South Korea, Park Geun-hye, telling Ms. Park how much China prized its ties with South Korea and offering China's assistance in the "reconciliation and cooperation" of the two Koreas.

His skills must be particularly prized by the Panthers; of all the gang members sent to Western European jails, he is the only one to have received such elaborate assistance.

Even as the communities put together formal requests for assistance, residents like Yidel Lax, 62, an artist whose house was flooded, are unwilling to part with the community's most prized feature.

She had prized unanimity.

Visual display was prized.

Republican Randy Neugebauer of Texas said false claims for food stamps was a major problem and claimed there had been cases of lottery prize winners receiving assistance.

Winning these contests often means a fat cash prize and technical assistance, as well as welcome attention from potential new investors and customers.

Their fascinating account, written with the assistance of prize-winning author Elijah Wald, continues the journey of the series and features additional stories, never-before-seen photographs, and unearthed artwork.

The Prix Luc Durand-Reville is an annual prize to reward work on assistance from France or Europe for economic development in the Third World.