Sentence examples for swifter assistance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lellouche also sought to play down the sense of strained ties between Paris and Berlin after Germany delayed action over financial aid to Greece while Paris pushed for swifter assistance.

We are grateful to NV Energy for their swift assistance, to our customers and their clients for their patience and to the staff for ensuring the safety and security of all attendees and exhibitors.

The fund is the world economy's front-line defense against the financial problems that threaten to spread from Asia's developing countries to Japan, Latin America and now Russia, where President Boris Yeltsin yesterday appealed to Western leaders for swift international assistance.

Where do we begin to look for swift tangible assistance?

"The disaster must be on such a scale and of such urgency as to call for swift international humanitarian assistance; the DEC agencies must be in a position to provide effective and swift humanitarian assistance at a scale to justify a national appeal; and, there has to be reasonable grounds for concluding that a public appeal would be successful," it said.

The AMBER Alert system was designed to recover endangered missing children through the solicitation of citizen assistance via swift public announcements.

In both cases, the patients are seeking a swift death with physician assistance and there is no relevant difference in the causation and moral responsibility for their deaths.

Lower birth weight may have been related to birth history for AGA and NBW infants in our sample because these infants also had complications necessitating a swift delivery that required assistance (e.g. forceps).

"We will provide every possible assistance to enable swift publication, and make sure the BBC takes all appropriate action to address the report's conclusions," she said.

Their swift mobilization of resources, providing assistance to the Mexican government and informing the public about steps to prevent the spread of infection undoubtedly saved lives.

Interim technical assistance and a swift transfer of the administrative and financial resources were not facilitated by the central government, which affected the smooth functioning of these vertical programmes.