Sentence examples for sustaining assistance from inspiring English sources

And in southern Turkey, some say Syrians should be subject to strict controls in the wake of the June bombings in Reyhanli.As Syria's civil war continues to rage, "the most important consideration is that people are allowed across borders, not forcibly returned, receive shelter, medical care and other life-saving and sustaining assistance," says Melissa Fleming of UNHCR.

Afghanistan doesn't need to be on life support forever, but if it doesn't get sustained assistance for the first three years it may not escape its demons.

Millions of children require sustained assistance in the critical months ahead.

The commission recommended that the United States end a lengthy period of ambivalence and mistrust toward Pakistan and commit itself to a period of sustained aid, including military assistance and support for that country's public education system as a counterweight to religious schools that foster extremism.

-- (S/Rel Pak) Our ability to deliver sustained security assistance also depends on the Administration securing Congressional approval.

David W. Barno, a retired lieutenant general who spent 19 months as the senior American officer in Afghanistan, agreed that sustained financial assistance was the "strategic center of gravity".

Finally, as in the specific case of the intergenerational parenting coalition, grandparents give up their negotiations in authority and power so as to sustain mutual assistance and cooperation as well as emotional intimacy with their offspring.

Eastern Congo's children need security, freedom from fear and sustained humanitarian assistance.

But if the Global Fund's diagonal intentions were undertaken without additional resources and without preserving long-term, sustained foreign assistance and if a diagonal approach could not continue to bypass IMF policies, the Global Fund could be sucked into the swamp of past failed health development efforts.

Yet the world is not on track to meet targets for HIV prevention, treatment, care and support, and the global economic crisis raises concerns about sustaining and expanding assistance.

Impartiality in humanitarian terms means that we provide life-saving and life-sustaining assistance to civilians based on their humanitarian needs without consideration of where they are, which side in the conflict they may sympathise with, their nationality, social status, gender, age, religious belief or any other consideration.