1.   Tactics that shunted money into the hands of prime ministers or sycophantic merchants did not generally help the citizens of a nation.

2.   Both presidents believed the famous phrase captured their vision of a compassionate government actively pursing programs and policies aimed at helping ordinary citizens.

3.   But a government that refuses to help its citizens who are struggling will have a hard time maintaining its status as a friend.

4.   Helping these citizens should be an administration priority.

5.   Huffington believes a strong nation is built on strong individuals and strong families, and says government can best help its citizens by keeping taxes low and cutting regulations.

6.   In contrast, Huffington believes government can best help its citizens by keeping taxes low, minimizing regulations and allowing people to prosper through private enterprise.

7.   Neither Laher nor Siddiqui would say how many Saudi citizens they were helping.

8.   Some church organizations spent money to perpetuate their own religions instead of helping needy citizens.

9.   The Mexican government has a right to help its citizens here, said Virginia Kice of the INS office in Los Angeles.

10.   A French foreign ministry spokesman in Paris offered to help French citizens and other foreigners evacuate.