Sentence examples for assistance line from inspiring English sources

Australians who have concerns about friends and family in Vanuatu can call the consular assistance line on 1300 555 135.

Employers interested in employing people with disabilities may call the employer assistance line at the D.S.S. Bureau of Rehabilitation Services at (800) 543-6165.

Once again, at the front of the government assistance line, stand some of the very companies that contributed mightily to the credit crisis by building and financing too many homes.

In Mississippi, some victims of the storm said they had called FEMA's disaster assistance line but were told to check the Internet or wait for postal service, which is not operating.

If the problems are beyond what you can handle as a co-worker, suggest that the person seek help from an outside counselor or doctor, or by calling the company's employee assistance line.

Re "Home Builders (You Heard That Right) Get a Gift" (Fair Game, Nov. 15), in which Gretchen Morgenson described a new tax break for builders: The column said that "once again, at the front of the government assistance line, stand some of the very companies that contributed mightily to the credit crisis by building and financing too many homes".

Signs in hardware stores, commercials on sports radio stations and automated messages on directory assistance lines now come in English and Spanish.

The phone, a Nokia precharged with three to five hours of talk time, has a 24-hour customer service number programmed in, as are numbers for its message center and customer-service and road-assistance lines.

Instead, there was information on an employee assistance phone line and pleas to give blood.

Seek help lines and outside assistance from state, provincial, regional, or federal/national agencies and charities if you're in a bad situation and need help getting out of it.

It has two home-like emergency shelters, an information and assistance hot line, counseling and support groups.