Sentence examples for assistance of the same from inspiring English sources

"We obtained new information from a third party and reviewed it with the assistance of the same outside forensic experts that Yahoo had used previously," Zacharia explained in her opening remarks.

Curiously, no dialect coach is mentioned in the program, but I wonder if Gyllenhaal sought the assistance of the same person who worked with sister Maggie on her also excellent (and different) accent for the series The Honorable Woman.

Albert was born at Schloss Rosenau, near Coburg, Germany, the second son of Ernest III, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld, and his first wife, Louise of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg. Albert's future wife, Queen Victoria, was born earlier in the same year with the assistance of the same midwife.

However, the abovementioned limitation was decreased due to the fact that all the questionnaires were filled in with the assistance of the same researcher.

These factors suggested that the mini-Mu LR) units mini-Mu LRmplified in M. methylotrophunitsth the assistance of the samightt of host proteins (Au et al. 2006; Gueguen et al. 2005; North and Nakai 2005).

Assistance and odds rankings (Table  4) show that faucets generally require about the same amount and types of assistance for the same stage of dementia, with the dual lever and infrared performing slightly better.

He also dismissed the state's argument that the cuts were in line with federal policies to deny Medicaid assistance to the same group of legal immigrants.

There is a catch in this, however: For sufficiently large calculation steps, verifying is tantamount to proving and, to check these steps, the deduction system may well need the assistance of the very same system that is in need of verification!

Groups with little political clout, such as illegal Burmese immigrants in Thailand, or Sri Lanka's Muslim minority, have got less than their fair share of assistance.By the same token, the World Bank complains that fashionable causes, like health and education, have won more attention than equally worthy but less glamorous work, such as dredging swamped ports.

Minnesota required welfare recipients to work, but allowed them to continue receiving modest amounts of cash assistance at the same time.

Arguably, chronically ill persons on social assistance have the same kind of needs for rehabilitation as those chronically ill persons who qualify for sickness benefit [ 22, 23].