Sentence examples for supplying assistance from inspiring English sources

Though many religious organizations are supplying assistance for the disaster, few are as well-organized as the Scientologists, or as evident at the scene.

Mr. Kerry indicated that he had raised the issue of Russian arms deliveries to Syria during his recent visit to Moscow, but declined to provide details. "I think we've made it crystal clear we would prefer that Russia was not supplying assistance," he said.

Militarily, China is amping-up its presence in the region, where it has historically supplied assistance to Burma, Cambodia and Laos.

Government guidance suggests that law enforcement should not supply "assistance" to foreign nations that have the death penalty without written permission from ministers.

But he said he had made it clear to Russian leaders during his visit to Moscow this week, where the agreement on peace talks was reached, that the United States "would prefer that Russia not supply assistance" to Syria's air defenses because of the threat they posed to the region, particularly Israel.

France has been supplying direct assistance to Guinea.

"China has, in the spirit of humanitarianism, devoted a large amount of human resources, money and other materials to supplying humanitarian assistance to these Myanmar border inhabitants".

The UN and other international agencies are already supplying emergency assistance to many of the 110,000 people who have been displaced by two bouts of brutal clashes between Muslims and Buddhists.

"The Russians have clearly been supplying military assistance to Syria throughout the crisis," Weiss said.

Half of kingdom was under the direct control of the king and administered by governors, while the rest consisted of vassal kingdoms paying tribute and supplying military assistance to Ebla.

In addition, a report this week found that high-ranking American officials including NATO commander General Philip Breedlove no support supplying lethal assistance to Ukraine's military, and Secretary of State John Kerry said in Kiev on Thursday that President Barack Obama will decide soon on whether to send arms.