Sentence examples for some assistance for from inspiring English sources

"These women need to get some assistance for their suffering".

Jennifer Manley, the Queens liaison from the mayor's office, was able to cobble together some assistance for the area.

THE most basic purpose of having a life insurance policy is to provide some assistance for loved ones when you die.

For now, though, the finance minister, Masajuro Shiokawa, appears to have agreed only to limited tax cuts and some assistance for small companies, not to the kind of large-scale spending that previous administrations have favored.

Representative Luis V. Gutierrez of Illinois, a Democrat who is chairman of the Hispanic Caucus's study panel on immigration, said the budget bill would include some assistance for immigrants, but not enough.

They are not going to turn as much as the pitches we've seen in England, although Adelaide may well provide some assistance for the spinner later on, and Sydney is renowned for it.

Small-business owners hoping for some assistance of the sort given to the nation's biggest banks applauded when the Small Business Administration unveiled a lending program in May.

In exchange, Iran gets proliferation-related sanction relief, which it has been wanting, and it will get some assistance from the international community for research and development.

Sanitizer can be fogged into the trunk lines using an industrial atomizer and some assistance from the blower motor for those longer runs.

Yet America is poised to begin officially arming and training rebels fighting against Islamic State (IS) in Syria, where the CIA has offered some covert assistance for some time.

In order to satisfy this right, a libertarian system might have to run some assistance programs for the very poor.