Sentence examples for assistance to prepare from inspiring English sources

Additionally, one extraordinary feature of this case is that Minsk has used European (Polish and Lithuanian) extra-judiciary assistance to prepare its charges against Bialiatski.

The complaint argued that the villagers had suffered a "loss of land, livelihoods and wellbeing as a result of the bank's non-compliance with its own policies in its technical assistance to prepare a framework designed to forcefully resettle us to make way for a Bank financed new coal power plant".

We are also grateful to Arisa Goldstone and Mazen Zahairi for overall assistance to prepare the manuscript for submission.

We thank Dr. V. Skripka from Institute of Anatomy, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, for excellent assistance to prepare samples for anatomical study.

The community has become more dependent on external assistance, and more reluctant to prepare for or to mitigate disaster situations.

Implement the European Union's Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive, with the assistance of the European Commission, to prepare the nearly empty Greek banks for resumed cash infusions from the European Central Bank and prevent a run on deposits once they reopen.

"The board remains of the view that it is appropriate and in the best interests of the company to provide such assistance as may be required to prepare for and to facilitate the earliest possible return of the company to full private ownership which is an important element of our stated strategy".

This tax season, I served as a volunteer tax preparer in Washington, D.C. Through the IRS's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, volunteers are trained to prepare taxes for free for low-income families and adults.

Even so, Washington is encouraging state and local governments to prepare because federal assistance will not be available immediately.

(Agence France-Presse) MIDDLE EAST IRAQ: LEGAL HELP -- France and Russia proposed that the United Nations commission overseeing compensation for Iraq's invasion of Kuwait provide assistance to help Iraq prepare its legal defense against $46 billion in claims for environmental damage stemming from the gulf war.

The author would like to thank Java Solis, MS, and Chelsey Goins, PhD, for their assistance with writing the manuscript, and Heather Tomlinson (ELS), for her editorial assistance and assistance preparing the manuscript for publication.