The governor decided to provide assistance for the victims.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Aid was soon rendered to the disaster victims.

We readied a rescue boat to save the victims.

Civil turmoil assisted the coup.

The climbers were brought off by the rescue party.

The rescue squad worked without rest to rescue the victims who had been buried by the landslide.

The climbers were brought off by the rescue party.

The relief-party has nobly done its work,―acquitted itself to its credit,―and the sufferers have been saved.

He received a letter of appreciation from the city for his death-defying rescue work.

in Japan, a medal of scholarly merit called "red ribbon medal"

She had a vocation to go and help the poor.

We had just given up all hope of life, when we were rescued by a relief squad.

to sacrifice one to many―sacrifice one on the altar of many

a group organized to perform rescues

help out by taking someone's place and temporarily assuming his responsibilities

I thought that it became the reason why I want to save people.

She devoted her life to helping the handicapped.

He saved the baby at the cost of his life.

He saved others at the risk of his life―at the hazard of his life―at the of his life.

We must hold out [hang on] till help comes.

As a last resort, she cried out for help.

He sacrificed his life to save his boy from drowning.

Looting has taken place and some relief vehicles have been attacked.

The drowning man called for help, but in vain.

I must help her at any cost.

So the Ministry decided to encourage the participation of supporters in the management of such places.

He saved others at the risk of his life.

On Nov. 1, the government also decided to provide emergency grants of up to one billion yen.

He saved a man at the risk of his life.

I cried for help, but nobody took any notice of my cries.

He saved others at the risk of his life.