Sentence examples for to extend aid from inspiring English sources

Congress is also reluctant to extend aid to other industries.

But Mrs. Clinton stressed the need to extend aid beyond counterterrorism to development and governing.

If she agrees to extend aid quickly to Greece a voters' backlash back home may send her party crashing to defeat in regional elections set for May 9th.

There is a prevalent notion, sometimes taken as the starting point for media coverage, that the Democratic and Republican Parties are engaged in a political and philosophical debate over whether to extend aid to American automakers.

And in extending the gamut of responsibility, the Hippocratic oath of the Periclean era enjoined physicians to extend aid and avoid mistreatment of any person in need of medical attention.

Even that estimate could be optimistic if Washington lawmakers fail to extend aid for the long-term unemployed and a payroll tax cut for the United States' 160 million wage earners.

Ken Lewenza, the president of the union, said he had been told that without additional concessions, the two governments would not extend aid to G.M.'s Canadian unit.

In an effort to stem the recession, lawmakers have extended aid to many companies, most recently to the automakers G.M. and Chrysler, a unit of the private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management.

But most students receive financial aid, and Yale was among the first, in recent years, to replace student loans with grants and to extend significant aid to students from middle- and upper-middle-income families.

The New York State Board of Regents voted to extend financial aid at SUNY and CUNY colleges to undocumented immigrants.

France has been slow to extend financial aid to Iraq as long as that country remains under United States occupation.