Sentence examples for zone assistance from inspiring English sources

To accomplish this, the proposed strategy relies on two procedures — Zone Adjustment Procedure and Zone Assistance Procedure.

On the other hand, with Zone Assistance Procedure, vehicles are allowed to help each other so that the workload of every vehicle is balanced all the time.

VIDEO: Watch now: Ishmael Beah VIDEO: Watch now: Mia Farrow As UNICEF and its partners continue to provide daily delivery of life-saving water, nutrition, shelter and medicine in the disaster zone, assistance to unaccompanied children – many of whom have lost parents or became separated from their families – has become a central focus of UNICEF's humanitarian operations.

In the euro zone the assistance packages cobbled together are directed as much towards saving their banks from massive defaults on national bonds of Greece, Portugal et al. Expect to see more front-page photos of street demonstrations, even riots throughout much of southern Europe.

Steps to help that happen include the establishment of a no-fly zone; support and assistance for the authorities in liberated areas, humanitarian and military aid for friendly rebels; and outreach to elements inside the Gaddafi coalition, including tribes.

The White House has declared the US Virgin Islands a disaster zone and ordered assistance be sent there.

Other possible measures, such as the imposition of a no-fly zone or military assistance to the anti-government forces, are fraught with political, military and logistical difficulties.

So the package is merely a commitment for the vehicle to borrow money if a large economy like Spain, which represents 12 percent of the output in the euro zone, asks for assistance.

In order to try to clarify the relationship between the ZPD and educational technology, Luckin (2006) introduces two new notions: the Zone of Available Assistance (ZAA) and the Zone of Proximal Adjustment (ZPA).

It is estimated that more than 10,000 children below the age of 5, and 5,000 children in the disaster zone will receive assistance.

For the remainder of 1917 and into the late spring of 1918, Tucker operated out of Queenstown, hunting German submarines, escorting and convoying ships through the submarine-infested war zones, and providing assistance to ships in distress.