Agassi also was notable for the charitable ventures he undertook, including the founding of the Andre Agassi Foundation (1994) to aid at-risk children.
For more than a year, both Mrs. Clinton and her rival, Senator Barack Obama, have been proposing ideas to prevent the widening of the mortgage foreclosure crisis through more active government intervention to aid at-risk homeowners.
There's no question that Amanda Berry's daring escape and Charles Ramsey's actions to come to her aid at a critical moment are the epitome of heroism.
The rider closed a manual choke to aid in starting at cold temperatures.
The vWA domain, known to bind to glycoproteins and growth factor receptors, in PpkA is therefore suggested to aid in interactions at the surface of the host cell.
Modeling and simulation have emerged as important tools for integrating data, knowledge, and mechanisms to aid in arriving at rational decisions regarding drug use and development.
Concentration of Cool MAY 20 -- Vanessa Williams, Stevie Wonder, Savion Glover, Roland Hanna and the Wynton Marsalis Septet will perform at the Apollo Theater to aid Jazz at Lincoln Center.
On 20 July an Isis suicide bomber at Suruc killed 32 young socialists on their way to aid reconstruction at Kobani.
The government and Saemmul Presbyterian Church, to which the hostages belong, have emphasized that the captives, who are nurses, English teachers and homemakers, went to Afghanistan, an Islamic country, to provide aid at hospitals and schools, not to spread Christianity.
"No sports events offered receipts to aid victims at risk from cholera and other diseases.
