Sentence examples for bring affected from inspiring English sources

Early in the 1990s, the National Aids Program defended before the World Bank that treatment is in itself a form of secondary prevention of complications, reduces HIV transmission and bring affected people to the health system for testing, counseling and early treatment [ 19, 25].

Some of the acting here verges on cartoonishness, but in the central roles, Mr. Moore, Mr. Wong and Ms. Blakley bring affecting precision to their characters' confusion.

Evans declined to say how much victims could be entitled to but the Guardian understands that if a successful action were brought, affected customers could be paid as much as £1,000 compensation each.

Ms. Ruff cycles through them flawlessly, bringing affecting truth to each.

The tenor Johan Botha is a heroic Calàf; the soprano Krassimira Stoyanova brings affecting vulnerability and throbbing richness to the role of Liù.

The tenor Johan Botha is a heroic Calaf; the soprano Krassimira Stoyanova brings affecting vulnerability and throbbing richness to the role of Liu.

Though she does not have the most conventionally beautiful voice, she is an excellent singer and dramatically involving artist who floated tender, soft high notes in "Signore, ascolta" and brought affecting intensity to Liu's poignant death scene.

To ensure more effective international action, U.N.H.C.R. is arranging a conference in mid-April to bring together affected countries and donors.

Even so, Gibran not only argues that work is essential to our lives, he also urges us to work with love -- for the attitude we bring to our work affects us and everyone around us.

As a result, the program was terminated, a lawsuit brought those affected nine million dollars, and Congress created a commission empowered to write regulations to deter such abuses from occurring in the future.

They have also brought families affected by HIV/AIDS together to form self-help groups to look after each other and run awareness raising programmes.