Sentence examples for assist needy from inspiring English sources
The foundation had promising news for its longterm mission to assist needy rhythm-and-blues musicians and to remind listeners of the people behind the songs.
Some sources of questionable authority maintain that during a third consulate (486) Cassius proposed an agrarian law to assist needy plebeians, a measure violently opposed both by the patricians and by the wealthy plebeians, who, according to the same sources, had Cassius condemned and executed.
The legislation that passed the House picks the pockets of city dwellers ($171 billion over ten years) to assist needy millionaire landowners.
Reflecting on this principle Singer argues that it entails extensive duties to assist needy others, whether they be geographically proximate or not.
Students might run a call center that sells seats on an airline, or help an elementary school plan ways to assist needy students.
"The idea is to take the court into the community via a mobile court to assist needy community members in resolving their legal problems," Tonaki said in his written testimony in support of the bill.
In keeping with his desire to help the less fortunate, he recently assisted needy children with hearing impairments in getting cochlear implant surgery at LIJ Medical Center.
Democratic dogma focuses on helping from the bottom up -- by assisting needy individuals rather than companies or the wealthy -- and on employing government spending programs.
Examples are the Giraff (www.giraff.org) advanced in the ExCITE project [75], AVA (www.irobot.com/ava) and Luna [76], assisting needy persons in their everyday movements (www.aal-domeo.eu), self-management of long-lasting illness [77], comfort and safety as in the cases of Florence [78] and Robo M.D [79], and unification in an environment controlled by smart applications [80].
These methods facilitated creating a support network assisting needy patients in visiting the STMM.
Was it a mistake when programmes meant to assist the needy created a culture of indifference towards property, leading to a precipitous decline in the quality of the city's neighbourhoods?
