Sentence examples for voluntary assistance from inspiring English sources

Owen Cylke Washington, June 25, 2005 The writer, a senior program officer at WWF's Macroeconomics Program, was the deputy assistant administrator for Food and Voluntary Assistance at the United States Agency for International Development from 1987 to 1989.

Voluntary assistance from the abdominal muscles helps in this situation if these too have not been paralyzed.

The United States, along with Canada, proposed bilateral and voluntary assistance, instead of setting up a global fund with mandatory assessments that some poor countries favor.

CTDESPP/DEMHS (@CTDEMHS) Please call 211 or 1-800-203-1234 to offer voluntassistanceance in the wake of the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

In addition, officials said that in emergencies, when lives might be in danger, they sometimes sought the voluntary assistance of companies, including those outside the United States.

"The low and decreasing level of use was ascribed by the Home Office to the success of the returns process and the fact that more families were accepting voluntary assistance to leave the UK.

Six United States medical workers delivering voluntary medical assistance to a poor northwestern Mexican town were killed today when their light aircraft crashed while trying to land, officials said.

British lawyers have also provided voluntary legal assistance amid concern that antiquated laws are hampering HIV prevention and ignoring gay and lesbian people's human rights.

Doctors working for Medical Justice, an organisation that provides voluntary medical assistance for Yarl's Wood families, insist there is wider evidence of medical abuse beyond the commissioner's report.

Voluntary government assistance for war crimes tribunals is a speculative venture at best, and depends on so many unpredictable variables as years roll by that the original objective is sometimes forgotten.

This paper examines the relationship between various political mechanisms and the variation in unemployment compensation programs (i.e., compulsory, voluntary, and assistance programs).