Sentence examples for assist in dealing with from inspiring English sources

To assist in dealing with regional problems, in 1947 ECOSOC established the Economic Commission for Europe and the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East.

"On 16 August 2006, BCL was instructed by NGN Ltd to assist in dealing with requests from the MPS [Met police] for information relating to its then investigation consequent on the arrest of Clive Goodman and Glenn Mulcaire on 8 August 2006 for 'phone hacking'.

Information on major drought patterns and their frequencies, which can assist in dealing with such interactions in the region, however, is not available.

It is issued as an item of equipment to police officers for protection and to assist in dealing with violent incidents.

With increasing national attention on the epidemic of sexual violence on campus, it's important for schools as well as law enforcement to consider how new HCPA tools to address gender-based hate crimes can be utilized on campus - for example, how the HCPA could assist in dealing with serial offenders.

In early 1833, medical doctor Elias Lönnrot, best known for compiling Kalevala, the national epic of Finland, was appointed district physician in Kajaani and was assigned to assist in dealing with the typhoid and cholera epidemic which was raging during the 1830s.

He engaged a clinical psychologist to assist him in dealing with those problems.

And it has renewed calls to create an association to assist athletes in dealing with such catastrophic injuries.

The New York branch of the Council on American-Islamic Relations CAIRreachedhed out to Mr Haque after he was released from hospital care Monday to assist him in dealing with law enforcement.

A14 Anti-Pornography Law in Utah Governor Michael O. Leavitt is planning to sign into law tomorrow a measure that will give Utah the nation's first pornography czar, a deputy state attorney general who will assist communities in dealing with sexually explicit material but who will have no powers over content on the Internet or cable television.

Stuart Levy, an assistant district attorney in the Bronx, pushed Mr. Kerik to acknowledge and elaborate upon the portions of his convictions that related to the DiTommasos' involvement in the renovations and efforts Mr. Kerik made to assist them in dealing with regulators.