Sentence examples for assistance from one from inspiring English sources

They depended on careful planning and some assistance from one of the nation's most notorious gangsters.

It has been suggested that, if Israel was responsible, it must have had assistance from one or more of the 270 Palestinians holed up in the besieged presidential compound in Ramallah where Arafat was effectively imprisoned for two and a half years.

Three-fourths of sole owners enjoy assistance from one to six other people.

Interviews and FGDs were held in the local Maa language with assistance from one woman and three young men, all fluent in both English and Maa languages.

In addition, the names of students electing to work on any part of their project beyond the conclusion of the entire course, into the next semester or summer, was tracked by recording requests for assistance from one of the instructors, which was necessary for continuing the work.

Since the office was opened 18 ago, UNICEF has gradually changed its forms of assistance from one based largely on service delivery to one which focuses on policy and system reform.

Next week, she will meet with school officials about an Individual Education Plan, which could provide Matthias with more robust assistance — from more one-on-one attention from teachers to full special-education services.

Those 21 developments were built by the city and state but receive no continuing financial assistance from either, one of the reasons why the Housing Authority is facing a $177 million shortfall in its operating budget in fiscal year 2009.

Millions of air travelers were in similar situations, of course -- straining to get home, where they could better absorb the events of Sept. 11, but fully aware they were pleading for assistance from the one industry with a threadbare capacity for help.

There is, for example, the "plea for help" theory, which suggests that depression is a way of eliciting assistance from loved ones.

The standoff started when developing countries demanded that the United States agree that the eventual pact measure not only poorer countries' steps, but also the effectiveness of financial and technological assistance from wealthier ones.