Sentence examples for Very assistance from inspiring English sources

So the irony from my point of view is that a law that is supposed to be protecting children is deterring undetected people who want help from coming forward and getting the very assistance that might make the community safer.

Obviously, modelling on a system-level will require the very assistance of computers.

"This," they added, "has been time-consuming and burdensome, and has rendered very real assistance to the interests of justice in this case".

Now, the probation service is a very different organisation, and real assistance is very hard to find.

President Clinton signed a law in 1998 authorizing $98 million in military aid and equipment, but in the end his administration provided very little assistance and explicitly refused to provide weapons.

Those abstract, boring words represent very concrete assistance to women and children living in poverty.

"Especially one who wanted to be on his own and had very little assistance from humans".

"I think it will provide a very valuable assistance to government in understanding which bits of the industry can be viable without additional support.

In London, the Met initially relied on local contacts to summon very limited assistance, bringing in 124 officers from outside the capital over the first two nights.

Some of them asked Beilin and Meital Lahavi, a Tel Aviv counsellor, for some very practical assistance with problems they encounter with the municipal and national bureacracy.

It ascribed "primary responsibility" for frauds relating to the Mirror Group Newspapers and the Maxwell Communication Corporation to Mr. Maxwell personally, but said a son, Kevin, bore "a heavy responsibility" because he had given his father "very substantial assistance".