assistance
సాయం
definition
noun
plans offering financial assistance to employers
the provision of money, resources, or information to help someone.
translation of 'assistance '
తోడ్పాటు,
సహాయం
example
In an attempt to remain neighbourly I inquired as to her need for 'assistance' .
the Gardaí are seeking the 'assistance' of the public
Adequate 'assistance' to bring them up to scratch would be a better solution.
she will be glad to give advice and 'assistance'
if we can be of any 'assistance'
for 'assistance' phone this number
Careful regulation of use of this route continues with the full backing and 'assistance' of user groups.
The first priority is to offer every 'assistance' to those thrown out of work.
Additional 'assistance' may also be considered for the most vulnerable patients.
The firm offers such basic help as 'assistance' with buying a suit and advice on how to visit the dentist.
emergency 'assistance'
Consumers have had difficulties for years in finding easy access to 'assistance' and advice.
Donors give to the food bank because they want to help people who need 'assistance' .
The strategic plan was to hold these positions long enough for outside 'assistance' to arrive.
government 'assistance'
We need their 'assistance' in our work in Parliament and in local government.
Would you please be able to offer some 'assistance' in guiding me through this process?
the work was completed with the 'assistance' of carpenters
They are ready to provide immediate 'assistance' from their warehouse in Dubai.
The Foreign Office said they were offering full 'assistance' to the man and his employers.
I decided that actually this was one situation where it might be OK to offer 'assistance' .
We had hoped the health board would have offered all other 'assistance' to the young girl.
This treaty gave China money and technical 'assistance' to modernise her industry.
with the 'assistance' of the teacher
A man in a boat tries to rescue him, but he declines 'assistance' ; God will save him.
As a party we are here to serve people, to give advice and 'assistance' and to take advice as well.
she had the 'assistance' of two secretaries
She has 14 dogs to look after, although she now receives some home 'assistance' to help her out.
One woman needed 'assistance' to set up a workshop: he ordered her to be given some money.
Pen nodded and with the 'assistance' of the nurse she was able to get out of the bed and into the wheel chair.
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