Sentence examples for coming to the help of from inspiring English sources

For the past six years it had doggedly refused to address the issue of how its own peacekeepers brought the deadly cholera bacterium with them when they were supposed to be coming to the help of the stricken people of Haiti.

I know that the world will not believe these new lies and know that this physician has do nothing except following his principles and coming to the help of people who need help and stating the truth.

"Typical Labour," said Dave. "Always wanting to come to the help of the disadvantaged.

Russia and China are well short of being formal allies and would not come to the help of the other in a "real contingency," Mr. Li said.

A country which has been generous to political refugees in the past will not hesitate to come to the help of these unfortunate children.

But he's a stickler for justice and comes to the help of the teenagers next door, the shy Thao and his more forthcoming sister Sue (both well played by newcomers), when they're menaced by local gangs.

He has come to the help of Israel his servant, mindful of his faithful love according to the promise he made to our ancestors Of his mercy to Abraham and his descendents for ever.

BEIJING — When Maoists were trying to keep control of China in the 1970s, a powerful general from the south came to the aid of moderates, helping to arrest the radicals and throw them in jail.

He came to the aid of ailing constituents, helped treat people injured in the 1998 shooting in the Capitol, tried to calm the panic in the anthrax scare.

We are thus witnessing a blooming of different technologies to eventually help coming to the goal of anywhere, anytime positioning (AAP): the ability of having available at any time the indication of the location of a device anywhere in the world.

She has come to seek the help of an acting teacher who was once a distinguished actor and now has a major chip on his shoulder.