Sentence examples for assist state from inspiring English sources
State Attorney Norm Wolfinger has sent a request to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement requesting an investigator to assist state prosecutors in their investigation, according to Bumpus-Hooper, the State Attorney's Office spokeswoman.
The emergency declaration allows federal emergency management officials to assist state officials during the storm and provide federal financial assistance to New Jersey.
The Federation of State Medical Boards has developed recommendations to assist state medical boards in regulating office-based surgery and educate physicians about appropriate standards of care.
Mr. Pataki said he had ordered the National Guard to assist state and local authorities, but New York City officials said the Guard's aid was not necessary.
The plan is in the response from private schools to the government's recent green paper on expanding the number of grammar schools, which threatens to strip charitable status from private schools that fail to help run or assist state schools.
On Thursday night, in an amendment to the supplemental appropriations bill, the Senate approved $16 million in additional funds to help C.D.C. scientists conduct epidemiological studies and laboratory tests on SARS patients and to assist state and local health departments.
Since that time, we have been looking for avenues to work closer with the international development community, with individual countries and with civil society actors to assist states that ask for assistance in creating domestic capacity.
And last week BP agreed to assist state-controlled Gazprom in its quest to expand overseas, despite a long-running dispute.
What is required beyond that isn't so much big government as a big bank account to assist states that have lesser financial resources.
"The E.A.C. hopes that the work we do in 2010 will assist states already running pilot programs to improve services for military and overseas voters," Ms. Layson said.
Effective systems to measure and evaluate human rights goals need to be agreed, both to allow individuals and communities to hold their states to account for their progress, but also to assist states to monitor and improve their own performances.
