The phrase "assist world" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to helping or supporting the global community, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We aim to assist world leaders in addressing climate change."
Alternatives: "support the globe" or "aid the international community".
He pledged himself to reduce the cost of government, to a strict supervision of banking, and endeavours to assist world trade by economic adjustments.
1937 Chamberlain Urges Ties LONDON — A closer understanding between the United States and Great Britain may do much to assist world peace, Neville Chamberlain declared tonight [Nov. 9] in his first appearance as Prime Minister at the annual Lord Mayor's banquet at the Guildhall.
In the fall, Francesca plans to travel to Africa to film a documentary to raise funds to assist World Vision in its ongoing efforts to drill water wells in rural villages.
In the autumn 2006, Lukather contributed his cover-version of the Michael Landau-song "I'm Buzzed" (originally from Landau's Tales From The Bulge album) from a live recording of his side band project, El Grupo, to the album project Artists for Charity – Guitarists 4 the Kids, produced by Slang Productions, to assist World Vision Canada in helping underprivileged kids in need.
Neymar produced a standout performance as he scored and provided an assist to help World Cup hosts Brazil ease to a comfortable victory in a friendly against Panama.
At the G-20 meeting in April, President Obama should call on developed countries, starting with the United States, to pledge 0.7percentt of their economic stimulus packages to assist the world's poor.
When the draft legislation was lodged last month, Gorst said the law would show Jersey is "demonstrating its commitment to play its part in the global effort, expressed in the UN Millennium Declaration, to support debt relief efforts intended to assist the world's most heavily indebted poor countries".
A persisting problem for this account concerns the resolution of conflicts between obligations that arise out our associational commitments (say, our families) and those that arise directly out of the general principle (say, to assist the world's needy).
We will continue to assist the world's most vulnerable.
But it is astonishing to see a nation that once was so committed to liberty and truly assisting the world, turn into a narcissistic empire fighting out of insecurity, as opposed to increasing security.
Plaid Cymru, which also supports the 0.7% legislation, says that "failure to assist the developing world will only fuel resentment, violence and division".
