Sentence examples for assistance to stop from inspiring English sources

Maliki's resignation paves the way for closer US military assistance to stop Isis, which occupies three cities, much of Iraq's rural heart, and continues to menace Baghdad.

Maharashtra: On Wednesday, the Bombay High Court rejected a petition by a 21-year-old man seeking judicial assistance to stop his parents from interfering in his plan to undergo a sex change operation, Deccan Herald reported.

The audience was divided into sections marked "togetherness", "love" and "peace" (peace being the most expensive ticket), while the government provided extensive police and military assistance to stop any trouble.

But at this time of year, as I ping-pong between cold winds and hot radiators, my face gets flaky and needs extra assistance to stop it looking lifeless.

"The need is actually to use humanitarian aid and assistance to stop those flows - something that his party said it would slash".

I found several smaller organizations that need assistance to stop coal mining.

"We are ready to offer technical, diplomatic, military and marine assistance to Israel and Egypt to stop the smuggling of weapons," President Nicolas Sarkozy of France said at a news conference after the meeting.

Mr. King said they discussed several issues, but "did not negotiate or agree to any provision of food assistance,"apparently trying to stop speculation of a deal to free Mr. Jun, who did not appear before reporters  "That is an issue that will have to be made in Washington," Mr. King said.

This is a peer support programme, made up of mentors like Manady Rapopo who have been though the programme themselves and who offer support to HIV positive mothers through guidance and assistance on how to stop the transmission of HIV to their babies.

"Writing a lot of Facebook blah, blah, blah, terrorizing investors to stop assistance to help the poor people.

Unfortunately, studies suggest that many oncology providers do not provide regular assistance to cancer patients to stop smoking [ 52, 53].