Sentence examples for Extensive assistance from inspiring English sources
The former executive, Rajiv Goel, provided prosecutors with extensive assistance in prosecuting Mr. Rajaratnam.
"The United States has provided extensive assistance to the Greek government, and we have not seen anything come of it".
HONG KONG — The European Commission's investigation of solar-panel imports from China was the world's biggest antidumping case when it began last September, signaling a new willingness in Brussels to challenge China's extensive assistance to favored export-oriented industries.
The index indicates, for example, that a man in his late 80s with congestive heart failure, failing kidneys, weight and appetite loss, declining cognitive ability and the need for extensive assistance has a 69 percent chance of dying within six months.
This includes providing extensive assistance to state education agency leaders, superintendents, boards of education, unions and leadership teams throughout the United States, as well as catalyzing major innovations in educational reform and neighborhood revitalization.
For extensive assistance in the field, we thank Anthony Zukoff, Lauren Sullivan, and Daniel Rabich.
The United States should be prepared to provide extensive assistance--including intelligence-sharing, economic aid, and perhaps military assistance--to avert an ISIS foothold in Jordan.
The author is grateful to Joey Kong, PhD and Romona Rhodes, MA for extensive programming assistance, and to Melissa Gardel for assistance with data coding and analysis, and interviewing.
Mexico's Type 4 'success stories' required extensive external assistance, the most important components of which were capacity building and community organizing, rather than monetary assistance or technical services (Chapela Mendoza 1999; ASETECO 2002).
Some travel insurance and assistance companies provide even more extensive help in finding qualified doctors in remote places.
Only 2.9 million New Yorkers are uninsured, reflecting the state's extensive public assistance programs.
