Those links included Russian offers of assistance to the Campaign.
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The only question now concerned the level of assistance to be offered.
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Crowdfunding websites provide varying levels of assistance to donors trying to navigate tax rules.
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The Saudi government offered different forms of assistance to promote the US national interest.
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It would also be evidence of assistance to the broader obstructive or coverup efforts.
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But U.C. Berkeley students aren't the only ones in need of assistance to afford food.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, swooped in, with scorn for city officials' promises of assistance to tenants.
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Puerto Ricans said they continued to struggle and were in need of assistance to recover.
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"I will do anything that could be of assistance" to help Biden defeat Trump, she said.
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I had to know that I could be of assistance to pull things out of him.
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They've also blocked legislation that would require campaigns to report foreign offers of assistance to the FBI.
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All of that is going to be of assistance to them in the building of their economy.
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Here Rice argues for a robust package of assistance to the deputy national security adviser, Bob Gates.
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The elder Boltin is accused of providing "some type of assistance to his son" after he escaped prison.
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The Washington Post first reported the amount of assistance to be released and McAleenan's role in the administration's decision.
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Ask some New Yorkers whether they might like that kind of assistance to fill the potholes in midtown Manhattan.
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He privately said he expects to continue to be of assistance to the president through the re-election campaign.
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Elaine McCusker had questioned the suspension of assistance to Ukraine, a central line of inquiry in the president's impeachment.
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Ms. McCusker had questioned the suspension of assistance to Ukraine, a central line of inquiry in the president's impeachment.
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The American solution has been a robust package of assistance to Pakistan, beginning with the Bush administration in 2001.
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"It isn't realistic unless you can afford a bunch of assistance to check every comment as they come in," Chapman said.
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Facts First: European countries have provided hundreds of millions of dollars worth of assistance to Ukraine since Russia's invasion in 2014.
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No, but TechCrunch will try to find financial assistance for a startup in need of assistance to reach the Lagos event.
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No, but TechCrunch will try to find financial assistance for a startup in need of assistance to reach the Nairobi event.
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No, but TechCrunch will try to find financial assistance for a startup in need of assistance to reach the Beirut event.
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And it can turn for various forms of assistance to its Middle Eastern partners, including Israel, Morocco and potentially the Gulf states.
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Some financial institutions already are offering various forms of assistance to consumers, including fee waivers for late payments or suspension of payments.
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We believe that Kavanaugh's denials of assistance to Pickering constitute damning evidence of his dishonesty, which bears on his denials of sexual assault.
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The charity Oxfam, a longtime provider of assistance to Yemeni civilians, denounced the decision as having enabled the continuation of a horrific war.
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A White House official said Pruitt refused multiple offers of assistance to prepare for the upcoming hearings, a decision that has baffled aides.
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Emergency contact numbers manned by embassy staff were available for citizens in need of assistance to call during the holiday, the department added.
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It was the third known liaison with an explicit offer of assistance to the Trump campaign or a reference to Russian dirt on Clinton.
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Former national security officials maintain their security clearances in part to be of assistance to new administrations for consultation or elaboration on historical context.
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"Last year, President Trump restricted certain types of assistance to 22 countries that were ranked for Tier 3 in our 2018 TIP Report," Pompeo said.
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These spells of violence, and attacks on humanitarian agencies, have restricted the delivery of assistance to those most in need, aid groups said last month.
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"The information we had which was alleging a Russian offer of assistance to a member of the Trump campaign was of extraordinary significance," he said.
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While many observers lauded the budget as being expansionary and inclusive, some questioned the lack of assistance to smaller companies, who are grappling with rising business costs.
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"We're thinking about portable benefits packages and things that would be of assistance to those workers as well, so that they could also step away," Jassy said.
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The country's devastated north, where discontent among the Sunni minority fueled the rise of ISIS, is now in dire need of assistance to recover from the fighting.
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The country's years of assistance to the Syrian government have drawn international criticism; protests took place in Istanbul last week in front of the Russian consulate there.
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He said the party would also extend various forms of assistance to the families of the dead, providing funding for the education and weddings of their children.
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The Obama administration is not threatening to cut off financial aid or other forms of assistance to Israel if Benjamin Netanyahu's government doesn't comply with its requests.
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The new U.S. president has also sent messages offering to increase the level of assistance to Iraq, Abadi said, without giving details on the nature of the assistance.
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But there is growing concern in Washington about providing the same level of assistance to Pakistan unless it shows it is using the funds effectively to eliminate militants.
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One in five schools and kindergartens in the region has been damaged and destroyed - and that's left 300,000 children in immediate need of assistance to continue their education.
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Providing a year of assistance to victims would save money by making them more employable and reduce their need for emergency medical and housing services, the research found.
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Many small businesses and poorer countries, the ones most in need of assistance to weather a shaky economy, will find they are not able to afford the protection.
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In Monday's filing, Ukraine accused Russia of violating the Terrorism Financing Convention "by supplying weapons and other forms of assistance to illegal armed groups operating on Ukrainian territory".
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The United States is an important source of assistance to Guatemala and Honduras, and Trump had threatened to cut off financial aid to countries that supported the U.N. resolution.
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Companies in Israel are presently receiving business, marketing, technology and other forms of assistance to get them ready for the imminent Demo Day there and to make them viable businesses.
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As controversial as this device is, there is no doubt that some of our patients may need just this kind of assistance to at least start the weight loss process.
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The talks are in their very early stages, with no determination yet of a fixed amount or percentage of assistance to be cut, according to officials familiar with the discussions.
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In return, the states would give up their role as the sole providers of "assistance to the needy," and with it their power to close their borders to poor Americans.
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That's why any big package of assistance to the airline industry should require that in order to access funds, U.S. airlines must agree to abide by the targets they've already identified.
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"This workforce reduction affects approximately 1.1.125,400 employees globally, who will receive severance, continued benefits, and other forms of assistance to aid in their career transition," the New York-based company added.
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The NRA Foundation, the gun lobby's charitable arm, gave more than $10,000 worth of assistance to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School's rifle marksmanship team in 2016, the Associated Press reported Friday.
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Rather than expanding shelters, and institutionalizing families, city dollars would be better spent targeting the right level of assistance to families quickly to help them secure and stay in their own homes.
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And, I'm sure there are conversations going on – or in fact there are conversations going on with our allies about technologies that could certainly be of assistance to them in protecting their facility.
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On Friday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the U.S. had made a formal offer of assistance to the Iranian people via Switzerland, which serves as an intermediary between the two countries.
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And the relationship between Castro's Cuba and the liberation struggle of South Africa grew deep roots when, in the 1970s and 1980s, Cuba provided military training and other forms of assistance to South Africans.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has announced that the administration wants to send checks to citizens totaling $85033,200 per adult and $500 per child, with another round of assistance to follow if the pandemic continues.
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This, despite Israel's offers of assistance to the continent in agriculture, chemical engineering, mining, irrigation and hydro-electricity — industries that are critical to many African countries and within which Israel is an international leader.
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More provocatively, it assures rights of national sovereignty, but with a caveat: it grants a "right of assistance" to support non-violent groups and individuals to foster democracy or human rights in non-free societies.
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We will not be talking about 85033,000 troops here or 10,000 troops there, nor about a few billion dollars in aid, weapons sales and other forms of assistance to partners on the brink of destruction.
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"Those individuals receiving the data breach notice also will receive offers of assistance to help mitigate any threats to their financial security," the memo says, an offer in many cases required by breach notification laws.
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A CCRIF-type model could also be used for more novel types of coverage, such as community flood insurance, which would provide a base level of assistance to all residents of a flood-prone area.
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"I particularly want to thank the government of Mexico for its offer of assistance to the state of Texas," Tillerson said during a joint press conference with Mexican Secretary of Foreign Relations Luis Videgaray Caso.
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"I particularly want to thank the government of Mexico for its offer of assistance to the state of Texas," Tillerson said during a joint press conference with Mexican Secretary of Foreign Relations Luis Videgaray Caso.
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The new law, drafted by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, creates a new category of crime, called "promoting and supporting illegal migration" — essentially, banning individuals and organizations from providing any kind of assistance to undocumented immigrants.
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Anonymity "throws a layer of assistance to someone who wants to rig a drawing," said Dan Russell, former attorney for the Florida Lottery and now a private-practice attorney representing major casinos and gambling industry manufacturers.
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"At the moment, there's very little systematic provision of assistance to match ex-offenders with jobs at release," said Ms. Pager, whose research focuses on the barriers that race and criminal records pose in the workplace.
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He was said to be furious at the local security officials, as well as the leadership in Kabul, for what his aides said was lack of assistance to his personal militias fighting the front-line battles.
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Biden also would propose a $4 billion package of assistance to Central American countries, including El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, which have been a source of large numbers of asylum seekers at U.S. ports of entry.
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That same day, Peña Nieto's government announced that it was rescinding it offer of assistance to the US after Hurricane Harvey because of its own natural disasters, including Hurricane Katia, which struck Mexico on the Gulf coast.
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" Other provisions stressed "the importance of ensuring the security" of political opposition members — a clear reference to Mr. Guaidó and his associates — and the need to "facilitate unhindered access and delivery of assistance to all in need.
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"The mandate infringes the Greens' religious liberties by requiring them to lend what their religion teaches to be an impermissible degree of assistance to the commission of what their religion teaches to be a moral wrong," he wrote.
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"The level of Russian involvement in Syria is relatively high, and includes a wide range of assistance to the Syrian government forces," said Mikhail Barabanov, a senior research fellow at the Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies.
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There is a possibility that that support would involve cash to the families of people who have died, but there's also the possibility that support might involve some kind of assistance to communities that have been affected by cholera.
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US aid to Ukraine Avoiding a direct answer to a question on what it was he wanted Zelensky to do regarding the Bidens, Trump complained again of other countries' alleged lack of assistance to Ukraine, singling out European countries in particular.
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The only thing I want to do differently this year is to take on co-hosting duties since I originally wanted to host, so I just want to be of assistance to my fiancé's mom in any way I can.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Monday the US shootdown of the Syrian Su-22 was "an act of assistance to those terrorists whom the United States is ostensibly fighting against," according to Russia's state-run news agency Tass.
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The government wants to relieve the pressure by aiming to at least double housing output by 2019 through a speeding up of the planning process, the provision of assistance to first-time buyers and an increase in funding social housing.
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On Friday, Cohen's lawyers asked a judge not to send him to jail, based largely on his many hours of assistance to probes of Trump's campaign, business and charitable foundation now being run by Mueller and prosecutors in New York.
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Evelyn Farkas, a former Pentagon official who oversaw Russia policy under President Barack Obama, said Mr. Trump should offer a range of assistance to Britain to help investigate the episode, prevent further such attacks on British sovereignty and impose punishment.
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However, Tsegaye admitted that current levels of assistance to traditional small-scale coffee farmers might not be enough to save the industry in those areas, which is why the coffee marketing authority is looking at growing coffee at higher altitudes.
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"The current scale of need in Afghanistan calls upon the humanitarian community to deliver increased levels of assistance to ensure the lives of many Afghans are not endangered, and so that they can live in safety and dignity," Mr. Bowden said.
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The Nepali NGO used Facebook to mobilize 1,700 volunteers to work in half of all 14 affected districts in the days after the quake, providing food, shelter and other forms of assistance to people in need, said Bhawana Bhatta, its general secretary.
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All this activity, the report said, was accompanied by the well documented efforts to contact the Trump campaign through business connections, offers of assistance to the campaign, invitations for Mr. Trump to meet Mr. Putin and plans for improved American-Russian relations.
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"The Russian contacts consisted of business connections, offers of assistance to the campaign, invitations for candidate Trump and Putin to meet in person, invitations for campaign officials and representatives of the Russian government to meet, and policy positions seeking improved US-Russian relations," Mueller wrote.
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He said that the project will focus on "broadening the reach and depth of assistance to state and local officials," on top of emphasizing the need to audit elections, patch vulnerabilities in election systems and develop cybersecurity priorities for state and local election officials.
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"The Papua New Guinea Defense Force has also been mobilized to assist with the assessment and the delivery of assistance to affected people as well as the restoration of services and infrastructure," Isaac Lupari, the chief secretary to the government, said in a statement.
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"The Russian contacts consisted of business connections, offers of assistance to the Campaign, invitations for candidate Trump and Putin to meet in person, invitations for Campaign officials and representatives of the Russian government to meet, and policy positions seeking improved U.S.-Russian relations," Mueller writes.
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While Mexican law says asylum requests must be processed in 45 days, the Mexican Commission of Assistance to Refugees, or COMAR, has a backlog of around 7,000 cases, and that was before the caravan began making its way through Mexico a little over a week ago.
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Dating back well into the Obama administration, when the surge in migrant families began, these churches and other nongovernmental organizations have strung together millions of dollars worth of assistance to help keep migrants off the streets and speed their reunion with family members in the United States.
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The 20013-page Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 (as amended) still has provisions on support for South African Homelands, prohibition of assistance to the Khmer Rouge and abeyance of aid to Afghanistan until such time that they officially apologize for the murder of Adolph Dubs (who died in 1979).
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"Dame Fiona [Caldicott, the NDG] and her independent advisory panel have asked for and received information about the project, which is currently being considered to assess whether any guidance or advice from the National Data Guardian would be of assistance to this or similar projects," the spokeswoman added.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations is ready to deliver aid into Syria's Aleppo, but needs commitments from all parties in the war - not just Russia - to abide by a 48-hour humanitarian truce, the U.N. aid chief, angered by lack of assistance to civilians, said on Monday.
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Despite heavy criticism by human rights groups that it is aggravating the suffering of refugees and migrants on the southern shore of the Mediterranean, the EU is sticking to its policy of providing various kinds of assistance to the governments and U.N. agencies in the Middle East and Africa in order to prevent people making the trek north.
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Be it via the infamous online propaganda-producing Internet Research Agency, the financing of fringe parties in Europe, dabbling in the U.S presidential race or the extension of assistance to Wikileaks, Edward Snowden and other so-called "whistleblowers," Russia's main strategic weight has been shifting away from the conventional and has forced policymakers into uncharted territory.
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Public ownership "providing and leveraging, in a way that ensures that the public receives appropriate ownership stakes and returns on investment, adequate capital (including through community grants, public banks, and other public financing), technical expertise, supporting policies, and other forms of assistance to communities, organizations, Federal, State, and local government agencies, and businesses working on the Green New Deal mobilization" The public is going to pay for all of this change, so the public should get a return, is one way to look at this passage.
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The big picture: Trump's former Russia adviser Fiona Hill testified that Bolton told her to alert the chief National Security Council lawyer that Rudy Giuliani was "cooking up" a "rogue operation" with acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney and Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the EU. The Washington Post reported on Thursday that Bolton warned U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer that Trump would likely oppose restoring some of Ukraine's trade privileges — an indication that the suspension of assistance to Ukraine may have extended beyond just military aid.
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