Sentence examples for assistance called from inspiring English sources

The Cosworth model is the flagship in a new range of cycles with electric-motor assistance, called Storck Raddar, which the company launched today.

Ms. Blair is one of the many disabled clients of the State Department of Social Services that Sheldon Taubman of New Haven Legal Assistance called "cliff people," those he said are living on the financial edge.

The U.S. has long weighed the likelihood that immigrants will depend on government assistance — called a "public charge" — when deciding whether to grant them legal residency.

Immigration rules have long allowed the government to weigh the likelihood the an immigrant will become totally dependent on government assistance — called a "public charge" — when determining whether to grant their immigration application.

In order to help affected children cope with their emotions and begin their return to a normal life, UNICEF is supporting a programme of psychosocial assistance called 'Return to Happiness'.

When Major Beck became a marine, he had never heard the term "casualty assistance calls officer".

AAA figures show 30 million roadside assistance calls last year, about the same as in 2007.

HONG KONG — Call it assistance, call it regrettable, call it $50,000 for each dead body, but do not call it compensation.

But other pay phone providers sometimes farm out directory assistance calls to companies that may cover many cities and states.

I know that 311 does not provide addresses of businesses, so I advise, per the script: "If you need directory assistance, call 411 or check a phone book".

If you are in distress and would like assistance, call Lifeline on 13 11 14, BeyondBlue on 1300 224 636 or Mensline on 1300 789 978 for support and information.