Sentence examples for assist certain from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Michael Spencer, ICAP's chief executive, said: "We deeply regret and strongly condemn the inexcusable actions of the brokers who sought to assist certain bank traders in their efforts to manipulate YEN Libor.

Me and Usher have a close relationship; I tend to sort of assist certain artists in giving them a direction, where I think they need to go in their next move.

Sometimes baby oil can be used to assist certain reptiles in the shedding process.

The bank assisted certain U.S. clients in concealing their offshore assets and income from U.S. tax authorities.

These two bits of information – that Google assists certain companies in making specialized hardware and software and that Google is now helping another manufacturer to the detriment of others – sounds like sour grapes.

"Mr. Wang Xuebing, our former chairman and president and the former general manager of our New York branch, was convicted of accepting over 1 million renminbi [$126,000, at today's exchange rate] in bribes in exchange for assisting certain companies with obtaining loan approvals," says the bank's prospectus.

Coutts were fined by the US Department of Justice at the end of 2015 because they "aided and assisted certain US clients with undeclared accounts at Coutts to evade their income taxes by placing their assets in the names of structures formed, maintained and managed by various subsidiary trust companies of Coutts".

The Data Core can assist with certain aspects of making data public, with potential charges depending on what is needed.

Lead campaign groups can spend up to £7m, get one free distribution of information to voters and a campaign television broadcast as well as a grant of up to £600,000 to assist with certain costs.

We conclude that ChromaGen lenses may enhance subjective colour experience and assist in certain colour-related tasks, but are not indicated as an aid for CVD in occupations with colour vision-related restrictions.

In short, it is our view that the Attorney General is not precluded from engaging private counsel pursuant to a contingent fee agreement in order to assist in certain civil litigation, so long as the Office of Attorney General retains absolute and total control over all critical decision-making in any case in which such agreements have been entered into.