Sentence examples for assistance otherwise from inspiring English sources
In Bolivia, I helped out in a local school assisting in overcrowded classrooms where there would be no assistance otherwise.
Click on "Invite someone to help you" if you need remote assistance; otherwise, click on "Help someone who has invited you" to assist another user.
"I am advised that counselling was provided to the lady before she departed Nauru, and assistance otherwise no doubt," the immigration minister said.
In addition to Lady Thatcher's own papers, with her famously furious scribblings all over the submissions by ministers and officials, he has quarried the National Archives, Conservative Party and American archives (where he acknowledges some research assistance: otherwise he commendably did most of it himself).
In a safety assessment, for example, a caregiver found not to be supervising or feeding a child must be directed to immediate assistance; otherwise the computer requires that the child be detained.
"It allows us to provide assistance to up to 5,000 people a year that we wouldn't be able to help otherwise".
My wife and I do donate to several of these agencies that provide assistance, but otherwise, what am I going to do?
He falls in love with her, and lavishes on her and her family all kinds of assistance, financial and otherwise.
Mr. Voytek is also an adviser to and teacher at Boulder Digital Works, a graduate program at the University of Colorado, Boulder that was founded with the assistance, financial and otherwise, of Crispin Porter & Bogusky.
Mr. Nixon, at a meeting in the Oval Office on Dec. 9, 1971, said he was willing to offer Brazil the assistance, monetary or otherwise, it might need to rid South America of leftist governments, the White House memorandum of the meeting shows.
Alongside the budget itself, HMRC produced a short note [pdf] confirming that the government will press ahead with some minor reforms to these schemes to ensure that they comply with EU rules on state assistance, but that otherwise it is business as usual.
