Sentence examples for to further aid from inspiring English sources

Within Ms Merkel's ruling coalition, opposition to further aid for Greece has also been growing steadily.

Recently, the Obama administration and some Democrats have urged Fannie and Freddie to take on more losses to further aid the housing market.

This person, who spoke on condition of anonymity because talks on the matter are private, said the Treasury Department withdrew its offer to further aid Chrysler Financial because some of its 25 top executives would not agree to compensation waivers.

The spokesperson said the rise in referring cases to the police showed commitment of HMPS to tackling the issue: "We have introduced a new protocol with the police and crown prosecution service to introduce a new approach to further aid the investigation of crime in prison".

And while three bills have been introduced in Congress to further aid homeowners, one is for Fannie and Freddie loans only, and the two others have conditions that exclude P.L.S. borrowers who are more than forty per cent underwater which describes a lot of people in places like Salinas.

And while three bills have been introduced in Congress to further aid homeowners, one is for Fannie and Freddie loans only, and the two others have conditions that exclude P.L.S. borrowers who are more than forty per cent underwater — which describes a lot of people in places like Salinas.

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The market's concerns were focused on two fronts: the economic stimulus proposal that is now before the Senate, and a possible plan to give further aid to the nation's banks.

The Anamcara will be used to bring further aid supplies to the south, with the first shipment to Tyre expected this week.

Wood et al. [ 34] argued that an "ungrateful person is less likely to notice help, and less likely to reciprocate the help, making their benefactor less willing to provide further aid".