Sentence examples similar to any aid rendered from inspiring English sources

There are also demonstrations of humor, collegiality, brilliance, confusion, and sometimes, first aid rendered by the Justices to counsel, to help them with their arguments when they stumble.

No mortality rate during medical aid rendering was noted.

It was also under his leadership that the agency began to provide the contras with military assistance and clandestine instruction, before such aid was rendered illegal by Congress in 1984.

It is also possible that simple life-supporting first aid (LSFA) rendered by uninjured or minimally injured bystanders might have resulted in lives being saved.

For example, Missouri declined to expand Medicaid or establish a health insurance marketplace but is also engaged in an active program of non-cooperation, having enacted a statute forbidding any state or local official to render any aid not specifically required by federal law to the functioning of the Affordable Care Act.

Perhaps too many subsequent events had to occur exactly as they did for al-Qaeda to have arisen from that aid to render it reasonably foreseeable.

The Mustang then rolled to a stop after striking a patrol car and a civilian vehicle and officers called for medical help to render aid.

These days, computerised aids render paper dictionaries unnecessary, which is a pity - but it does make the rucksack lighter.

Mr. Cummings's son called for help while the nurse in the audience rendered aid.

Instead, Kenny told investigators he yelled "do not move" and then rendered aid after seeing Robinson had no weapon.

Breese, which was moored in the channel, rendered aid.