Sentence examples for apparent assisting from inspiring English sources

At the centre of his campaign is a drive to reform America's election-finance laws, those same laws that Mr Clinton (with Al Gore, his heir apparent, assisting) flouted so routinely on his way to the White House.

Ivan Hlinka, Pittsburgh's new associate head coach, was behind the visiting bench, the heir apparent assisting Coach Herb Brooks on the 20th anniversary of the "Miracle on Ice," when Brooks coached the United States to victory over the Soviet Union in the 1980 Olympics.

The American public was intrigued by a Christian, American-trained doctor serving with Japanese forces on the island and by his apparent participation in assisting with the deaths of wounded Japanese soldiers in his field hospital during the battle's final days.

This did not always seem to be apparent for wives assisting husbands.

The department also had "an apparent desire to assist the company," which had been troubled.

Florida State Attorney David Aronberg said that Lewandowski would not be prosecuted for the battery charge because "a candidate's inner circle staff members [are] given apparent authority to assist in clearing a safe pathway".

However, addressing a number of apparent issues would assist further development of the program.

Morphological differences are apparent between the ovipositing female and the assisting females.

In her letter, Judge Wood joked about Judge Jacobs's apparent portrait-banishing plans, and made clear she had no intention of assisting.

Once during the trip the engine briefly kicked on to assist an apparent hard acceleration.

Many of those staff members had been reporting to work every day, assisting customers and helping the trustee in his investigation into an apparent shortfall in MF Global's client money.