Sentence examples for supplementary aid from inspiring English sources

In Harmony Township, situated 55 miles northwest of Trenton, most riverside residents were covered by flood insurance, but they still hope that supplementary aid from the federal government, which could include direct grants and low-interest loans, will help them get through temporary shortfalls and prepare for the future.

He came here to the capital after his stop in Kandahar and told journalists after meeting with Mr. Karzai and his foreign minister that the United States would spend $2 billion this year on Afghanistan if, as he expects, Congress approved a supplementary aid package of $1.2 billion.

The World Food Programme relies on the EU; as a result, ECHO must now provide 80% of the food aid originally intended as supplementary aid.

According to Peter Wright and Pamela Wright (2007), "the Act [IDEA] and regulations recognize that IEP teams must make individualized decisions about the special education … IDEA's strong preference that, to the maximum extent appropriate, children with disabilities be educated in regular classes with their nondisabled peers with appropriate supplementary aids and services" (p. 209).

On the contrary, it is highly likely that he wanted all of his writings to be supplementary aids to philosophical conversation: in one of his works, he has Socrates warn his readers against relying solely on books, or taking them to be authoritative.

However, these tests only act as supplementary aids to the diagnosis of suspected and probable cases of SARS.

The government announced last year that it would establish a supplementary legal aid scheme (SLAS), which will take (or rob, as Walsh puts it) 25% of the damages of anyone bringing a civil claim with legal aid.

"It's not enough to support my son and wife," he said, locking his old bicycle outside the Labor office in Berlin-Mitte, where he was going to apply for supplementary state aid.

Future work could lead towards the development of a knowledge-based supplementary and aid system, which can provide decision support services for developers in designing a secure and performance efficient Fog infrastructure.

As part of what Clinton referred to as "implementation funding" of the 1998 Wye River Agreement, in which Israel agreed to withdraw from an additional 14percentt of the West Bank, the United States offered $1.2 billion in supplementary foreign aid to the Israeli government.

It is here that the strength of the DPR as a supplementary diagnostic aid to the clinical findings lies as, in this way, an additional/substantial gain in information can be achieved.