Sentence examples for called assist from inspiring English sources
The group reportedly used a treatment called "assist", in which trauma is apparently healed with the power of touch.
On the other hand, iUniverse and AuthorHouse offer what Mr. Weiss called "assisted self-publishing".
It's called assisted dying, and it's back before the House of Commons again next month.
In others, called assisting females, the gonads are poorly developed; these females take charge of repair and construction, larvae care, and food gathering.
Wharton would return to the theme of what would now be called assisted suicide in her "The Fruit of the Tree," the novel she published in 1907.
A long-awaited policy was launched in 2014, but has not been implemented, though president Ashraf Ghani has called assisting IDP's "one of the main goals" of his government.
These are called "assisted daily living activities". Notice: That's not the same thing as medical care!
Adult homes are the New York State version of what other states call assisted living developments.
The picture that emerges is that the various combinations of what we call "assisted" and "unassisted" paths combine to influence the speed of firm growth.
This week the Centre for Policy Studies published a report, written by Cristina Odone, called Assisted Suicide: How the Chattering Classes Have Got It Wrong.
If the Ghowrwals lived in one of the 45 states that offer outpatient commitment (also called Assisted Outpatient Treatment), things might be different.
