Sentence examples for assistance in coping from inspiring English sources

"Cas said that when agreeing to a contract with a player, a club has to provide the player with assistance in coping with 'life events' by paying a salary and insurance.

Senior Kurdish officials met US secretary of state John Kerry in Washington this week to ask for financial assistance in coping with the turmoil around them, including an influx of refugees.

And we must remember that a security policy that does not take as its point of reference the needs of humanity risks suffering the worst possible fate--a slide into irrelevance.In Kosovo's immediate neighbourhood, NATO has helped to provide stability, as well as assistance in coping with refugees, to both Albania and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

Another major problem with government assistance in coping with droughts in pastoral and agro-pastoral communities is that it is often reactive and mainly focused on relief service (Barton et al. 2001) for those made destitute by drought, which suggests absence of a long-term national adaptation plan and financing mechanisms in coping with the impacts of climate change.

In schizophrenia patients, improvement of quality of life as treatment outcome among others is dependent on support in case of problems and assistance in coping with daily life demands.

The other study applied the theory of social motivation, justice and moral emotions (2000) [ 50] to assess how illness attribution reactions influence caregiver behaviour and found that primary caregiver blame was not associated with their reported assistance to the patient in coping with lung cancer and its symptoms [ 44].

Another study reported that provision of staff assistance to clients' family members in coping with the individuals' mental illness significantly increased treatment satisfaction (OR = 6.91, p < 0.05) [ 34].

Furthermore, a sense of guilt that many experience when they ask for assistance or admit that they are having difficulty in coping add to the emotional demands of the role.

This is an exercise in coping.

But they are not alone in coping.

A step in the right direction, might be to supply crash courses (along with temporary assistance) in techniques of coping, how to work hard to succeed despite drawbacks and how to be proud of what is "earned" rather than look for what can be gained through government assistance.