Sentence examples for assist to each from inspiring English sources

One point goes to the player who scored the goal, and a point is awarded for an assist to each of the last two of the scorer's teammates who touched the puck, providing that the opposition did not handle the puck in the interim.

CANUCKS 4, OILERS 2: Brendan Morrison and Todd Bertuzzi each had a goal and an assist to lead visiting Vancouver.

CANADIENS 5, THRASHERS 1 Richard Zednik and Joe Juneau each had a goal and an assist to lead host Montreal.

Couples were considered to have ever received couples' HCT if both partners received HCT together in the same sitting, or if the couples were assisted to disclose each other's HIV test results by a program counselor (i.e. counselor-assisted disclosure).

A physician or social worker from each clinic assisted to recruit participants by facilitating access to attending physicians who described the study to patients testing positive for STIs on a given recruitment day.

To assist each reader to fill in his or her own decade-long CPI forecast, some relevant historical facts: Since 1970 the lowest rate of CPI inflation, on a rolling three-year, five-year or ten-year basis, has been 1.9%.

For example, a school-based program for parents [ 97] was found to reduce youth NSSI among students of parents who participated; this program consisted of parent education groups that empowered parents to assist each other to improve communication and relationships with youth.

In addition to the appointed members of the Shadow Cabinet, every Labour MP should have a role to play – working to assist on each departmental policy area.

'UNICEF's objective is to assist each and every Angolan child to get back to school', said UNICEF Angola's Head of Education, Francisco Basili.

Marriage exists for people to grow spiritually together, to assist each other in the trials of life, to embrace the joys (and yes, occasional monotony!) of everyday life together.

The exploratory functions of peer feedback also underlie how the learners engaged in instructing in the form of a mini lesson (Villamil & De Guerrero, 1996; De Guerrero & Villamil, 2000; Hanjani & Li, 2014), subtle hints, providing options/alternatives, defining and using L1 to assist each other in attending to the problems and solving them (De Guerrero & Villamil, 2000; Hanjani & Li, 2014).