Sentence examples for be given to help from inspiring English sources

On August 28th, the State Department announced that thirty million dollars in aid will be given to help educate Iraqi refugee children in schools around the Middle East.

Some £20m of the £270m will be given to help universities make efficiency savings by "sharing services and cutting overheads, while sustaining the quality of frontline teaching and research," said a spokesman for the business and skills department.

There's a council-wide financial problem and that money has to be given to help that.

And Mr Hammond said more notice would be given to help companies prepare for staff being away.

Support should also be given to help meet the increased daily nutritional needs of HIV-infected children in order to prevent development of SAM.

Future research should focus on how support should be given to help people use the site, how clinicians might engage to provide this support, and whether site users benefit in the long-term.

More support should also be given to helping families to stay together while trying to tackle issues such as both parents' addiction.

For the nursing students, special emphasis can be given to helping them handle the transition between nursing education and working life.

In addition, support was given to help villagers establish alternative sources of income.

Highest bidder wins – with the money being given to help sport, not line officials' pockets.

There are no drugs to cure Ebola, although painkillers and antibiotics are given to help the symptoms.