Sentence examples for Social assisting from inspiring English sources

His pitch to them was that while investing in West Africa carried significant risks, not least civil war and disease, the rewards could be both financial (annualized returns of twenty to thirty per cent) and social (assisting in the process of economic development).

Sylvia was one of the first women welders to work in the Brooklyn Navy Yard during WWII and later she served as a social worker assisting blinded veterans.

Before becoming a full-time writer in the early 1980's, he spent three years as a social worker, assisting homeless people.

I didn't get to tell Ellen this, but I'm sure she would have provided many examples of the importance of social work assisting people to realise their rights.

What: A trauma-informed care and conflict resolution workshop designed for case workers, property managers, and social workers assisting people experiencing homelessness transition to permanent housing.

Another example of social incentive mechanism is social trust assisted reciprocity (STAR) [36, 37].

This study reported that community-based volunteers and health workers were effective in supporting adherence and the formation of social support groups, while social networks assisted in overcoming challenges that were independently related to displacement and stigma.

It is possible that for those who moved out of foreign language teaching, strong social capital assisted in their transition away from teaching, providing them with social networks that have been shown to be powerful agents in the job market (Gayen et al. 2010; Haynes et al. 2014).

These clauses highlight the Constitutional objectives of building an egalitarian social order and establishing a welfare state, by bringing about a social revolution assisted by the State, and have been used to support the nationalisation of mineral resources as well as public utilities.

And, he said that 60% of social entrepreneurs assisted by UnLtd go on to help at least one other in a similar position.

Hayek also noted that price systems were far from being a singular influence and that other social institutions assisted in coordinating human action.