Sentence examples for assistance to guide from inspiring English sources

In addition to helping middle-income countries, they include attacking poverty; helping countries torn by war; fostering regional cooperation to combat disease and climate change; aiding the Arab world; and providing technical assistance to guide development.

Perhaps the AA could bring back its splendid Pilot service, whereby members could request professional assistance to guide them through the capital: the 20th-century predecessor to sat-nav, with the personal touch.

"I don't need any foreign technical assistance to guide the Super Eagles to perform well at the World Cup so if one is suggested I will politely reject the offer because I already have capable assistants working with me," Keshi told Nigeria's Complete Sports.

However, some respondents cautioned that migrant patients may still need assistance to be guided to leaflets and, where literacy is an issue, more assistance would be required than just a leaflet.

The goal is to use digital early-warning signals to guide assistance programs in advance to, for example, prevent a region from slipping back into poverty.

"We do not need the unsolicited assistance of foreigners wanting to guide our hands," Orbán declared in a reference to Brussels' demands for legal and constitutional changes regulating Hungary's central bank, data protection laws, and the retirement age for judges on the supreme court.

The implication for nursing educators is providing immediate assistance and appropriate support to guide students through difficult learning when they need.

Our analysis indicated that even with a dictionary, some of the tools may still be confusing for users who, in our study, required the assistance of a KB to guide them through using the tool.

A new four-star general's position commander, U.S. Military Assistance Command Vietnam (USMACV was established in Saigon to guide the military assistance effort.

A force feedback in conjunction with the assistance is provided on the joystick in order to guide the user out of his dangerous trajectory.

Third, the lessons learned by QIOs in the pilot of this Initiative indicate that certain approaches to providing quality improvement assistance are key to guiding nursing home providers' desire and enthusiasm to improve towards a using a systematic approach to quality improvement.