Sentence examples for the assistance given from inspiring English sources

Its leaders should welcome the assistance, given that the clock is ticking.

People in private plans would get comprehensive drug benefits worth about twice as much as the assistance given to people in traditional Medicare.

The outpouring of gratitude for the assistance given to many emigres and the chance to build a good life was the stuff of a White House speechwriter's dreams.

Despite all the assistance given by her Mother's friend In New York young Penelope from Boston does not quite make the grade as a model or an actress.

A lawyer for Mr. Torricelli, Ted Wells, would not discuss details of Mr. Torricelli's relationship with Mr. Chang yesterday, but said, "The assistance given David Chang was of the type commonly provided by members of Congress to their constituents".

This is certainly the experience of the more stable provinces in central Afghanistan, where leaders talk about the need to set off bombs to receive the assistance given to their wealthier but more dangerous neighbors.

On 19 July 1945, Wells was upgraded to a Commander of the Order of the British Empire for his "exceptional ability and outstanding devotion to duty" in conjunction with the "valuable assistance" given throughout the New Guinea campaign to the General Officer Commanding New Guinea Force.

However, in the 10 districts overseen by KSAPS, there were changes after the TSU was established, and it seems reasonable to infer that the technical assistance given by the TSU may have contributed to Ksuccessuccess in improving outcomes.

The 1982 restoration was more intensive and the invaluable assistance given to Warren by the officers and boys of the SAF Boys Schooll enabled the bulk of the work to be completed.

"I wanted to record the humanitarian assistance given to victims during the conflict," Issam says.

In response, Richard C. Holbrooke, the American ambassador to the United Nations, and major refugee organizations, have begun a vocal campaign to give so-called "internally displaced people" the same assistance given to refugees.