Sentence examples for to give more help from inspiring English sources

We need to give more help to host communities.

But the main aim is to get governments to give more help to Roma from existing budgets, and to make better use of the funds already available from international institutions.

His controversial Grenfell tribute at the Brit awards in February, and its challenge to Theresa May to give more help to the victims, was, he says, the very least he could do with his platform.

And existing problems have not gone away: most obviously, hard decisions still have to be made about whether to give more help to Greece, which barely featured in the summit's discussions.The summer-holiday-saving summit It is therefore a brave soul who would call this summit a turning-point for the euro.

Just before Spain and Italy contested the Euro 2012 football final, the Facebook page of the Liberal party of the prime minister, Mark Rutte, posted: "They can have the Cup, but not our credit rating".Even if the Dutch can be persuaded to give more help, the rescue funds are not big enough to save both Spain and Italy.

The cost implications of the UK government's recent plans to reform the funding system for care and support in England are analysed in a research paper by LSE and University of East Anglia, which considers the effects of options to give more help to lower income care home residents.

Like many other New York bankers, Mr. Dempsey wants the United States Government to give more aid to Mexico to help it repay its debts.

Economists have urged the government to reduce the role of big state groups and give more help to small and medium-size firms, but they have been disappointed.

So this new scheme was never, really, a money-saving exercise; it was an attempt to find fairer, more secure funding for universities and give more help to students who needed it most.

Western countries, vital donors of aid, should make it clear they will give more help to countries whose governments are relatively clean and efficient and hold fair elections.

6: The Senate votes on a Democratic economic stimulus plan, which would give more help to the unemployed, veterans and senior citizens than the version President Bush wants.