Sentence examples for assistance to secure from inspiring English sources

That treatment could include assistance to secure appropriate housing, access to outpatient treatment and medication and the means to pay for those services if the inmate is indigent, lawyers for the plaintiffs said.

"There is also a crucial role for both the Welsh and UK governments to do all they can to ensure a future for Tata's remaining UK steel businesses, and to provide every assistance to secure a buyer that will continue steelmaking.

In 1957, Seoul appealed for Tokyo's assistance to secure the departure of ethnic Koreans from Sakhalin via Japan, but Tokyo took no real action on the request, and blamed Soviet intransigence for the lack of progress in resolving the issue; Japan continued its earlier policy of granting entrance only to Sakhalin Koreans who were married to Japanese citizens, or had a Japanese parent.

Any extension of home care for patients with low-risk CAP will therefore require hospital practitioners and others who diagnose low-risk CAP to rapidly assess the support needs of patients and help to secure immediate, short-term assistance with their basic activities of daily living if necessary.

U.S. assistance failed to secure transparent, participatory governance based on the rule of law.

When their eyes brightened, they focused in many cases on Thaksin Shinawatra, the former prime minister, whose genius was to recognize this untapped electoral bloc, to answer some of its needs with low-cost health care and financial assistance, and to secure its support.

Both Sir Tim and Mr Rishton insisted that there had been no political intervention or assistance to help secure the landmark contract, which is thought to be the largest commercial deal between the UK and the United Arab Emirates.

All over the region, emergency assistance companies scrambled to secure charter airplanes to get people out.

Ms. Chang, an employee of Self Help, was able to secure emergency cash assistance to cover his utilities and groceries.

Although neither Britain nor the US has diplomatic relations with Tehran, both are anxious to secure assistance in the release of hostages in Lebanon.

Residents of coastal Alaska, for instance, where the threats from erosion and flooding are also dire, have struggled to secure assistance; because there is no bureaucratic framework for relocation, retreat has been haphazard at best.