The phrase "assisted out" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where someone is helped to exit or leave a situation, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "After the meeting, she was assisted out of the room by her colleagues."
Alternatives: "helped out" or "guided out".
But in 2010 guidelines, the then director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer, said action against friends or relatives who assisted out of compassion, not for personal gain, would be unlikely.
That said, in 2010 guidelines from then director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer, said action against friends or relatives who assisted out of compassion, not for personal gain, would be unlikely.
Fire officials said the residents were being assisted out of a fifth-floor window to a fire escape and from there were being helped into a fire engine's emergency bucket to be lowered hydraulically to the ground.
In the blame game that has unfolded around the miseries of the housing market, the people who made the irresponsible purchases and took on mortgages they could never afford should be held accountable, not assisted out of their mistakes, which have been driving this country's economy into a steady decline.
Unable to turn nimbly as they were assisted out of the chair and onto a bed, the elderly person would often start to fall, the attendant would struggle to hold on, and someone would end up with a bruise or a strained back.
The AU mission gave the example of Muzarabani district in Mashonaland Central, where it observed 97 voters being assisted out of 370 assisted at one station, 77 out of 374 at a second station and 85 out of 374 at a third station.
I have also assisted out-of-state couples who came to New Jersey to do civil unions.
The designation was intended, in part, to help finance food shipments to assist out-of-work residents.
Health care providers and social workers are used to assisting out-of-town visitors with their health care needs.
I hired an EIC for Out and assisted the Out team in working its way clear of the mess left by its previous owner.
Thus, in this article, we have designed a context-aware mechanism assisted by out-of-band acceleration information to estimate the movement of the train.
