Sentence examples for assisting acts from inspiring English sources

Abdallah, also of Moss Side, will be on licence for four years after his five-and-a-half-year jail term for preparing, commissioning or assisting acts of terrorism and funding terrorism.

The band has been selling out stadiums for years, despite the fact that its handmade, largely acoustic songs are an anomaly in a pop era filled with programmed, electronically assisted acts.

Elsewhere, the traditional rock set up of vocals, bass, drums and guitars is assisting pop acts in their success like never before.

Even as the Vatican talks were under way, John Kelly, the founder of a victims' group called Irish Survivors of Child Abuse, wrote in a letter to the pope made public in London, "The secular powers in Ireland appear paralyzed to bring to civil justice some of those who carried out acts of horrific abuse as well as those who assisted by acts of omission or even outright collusion after the fact.

An immigration judge in Florida has cleared the way for the deportation from the United States of Gen. Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova, a former defense minister of El Salvador, finding that he assisted in acts of torture and murder committed by soldiers under his command during the civil war there, including several notorious killings of Americans.

The strategy easier said than done, to put it mildly must be to make friends with opponents who are capable of reason, while moving firmly against those who are both incapable of it and willing to resort to, or assist in, acts such as those seen this week.

The 20-year-old Gomez, the league's leading scorer among rookies with 70 points from 19 goals and 51 assists, acted as if a first-round exit in the playoffs was out of the question with Lemieux around.

Stephen Gray, 32, also known as Mustafa, pleaded guilty last year to preparing to commit acts of terrorism, assisting another in committing acts of terrorism and funding terrorism.

He was arrested in November 2014 and pleaded guilty to preparing to commit acts of terrorism, assisting another in committing acts of terrorism and funding terrorism.

Currently, IRARC and COEP researchers act as advisors to the BTNAS project and have assisted and/or acted as principal investigators for subsequent grant applications.

These include conspiracy, under section 1(4) of the 1981 Act, assisting a criminal, under section 4(1) of the Criminal Law Act 1967, aiding in the commission of an offence, or most summary offences, with the logic being that they are too minor for attempts to justify a criminal conviction.