Sentence examples for assistance of general from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the radicals, led by Wybo Fijnje and Anthonie Willem Ockerse, in cohorts with Pierre Auguste Brahain Ducange, the secretary of the French ambassador, now started to plot the coup d'état of January 21 22, 1798, which, with the assistance of general Daendels, put the radicals in power.

All participants completed a questionnaire about their sociodemographic status (birthday, sex, and education), medical histories (including hypertension and diabetes), and lifestyle (including smoking and alcohol consumption) with the assistance of general practitioners.

Some weeks ago, Bachmann sought the assistance of inspectors general in the State, Homeland Security, Defense and Justice Departments, asking them to investigate potential "policies and activities that appear to be the result of influence operations conducted by individuals and organizations associated with the Muslim Brotherhood".

Eligible practices will be identified with the assistance of local general practice networks (local GP organisations).

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2296/15/52/prepub Thistudydy would not have been possible without the enthusiastic assistance of the general practice nurses who responded to the survey.

Installing a hot tub underground, on a deck or indoors is a more complicated process in which you might need the assistance of a general contractor.

Real supporters bristle with indignation at the suggestion of underhand dealings and maintain they simply took advantage of Barca's sloppiness rather than enlisting the assistance of General Franco.

It was adopted in response to the abuse of the writ of assistance, a type of general search warrant issued by the British government and a major source of tension in pre-Revolutionary America.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2288/11/123/prepub wishish to acknowledge the assistance and participation of general practitioners and their staff in Northeast Scotland and Western Australia.

He said: "It is constitutionally wholly inappropriate for the palace and private lawyers with the assistance of the attorney general to enter into utterly secret formal arrangements, to reflect Her Majesty's wishes, with senior judges".

Recruitment was carried out via purposive sampling, with the assistance of community pharmacies, general practices, various health agencies, government and non-government organisations.