Sentence examples for complex assistance from inspiring English sources

She said he had provided "sophisticated and complex assistance to the government allowing them to pierce the secrecy surrounding LulzSec and successfully prosecute its members".

The assistive robot concept offers a solution that is not aimed at people needing complex assistance but at the much larger numbers needing inclusive technologies with helpful features.

And President Kuchma agreed to shut down Unit No. 1 in 1994 after pledges from the Group of Seven to help finance an overall plan to decommission the Chernobyl complex -- assistance that has been halting at times.

The humanitarian response in Syria is complex with assistance delivered from multiple hubs (inside Syria as well as from Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq) and coordinated under the Whole of Syria Approach.

From an ICP's perspective, seeking AAL support means sharing and/or turning over an aspect(s) of care, from a menial task to more complex activity assistance.

AARP is offering free, non-complex tax assistance at this library beginning in February to taxpayers with low and moderate incomes, especially those 60 and older.

According to Richardson, "We give these complexes Housing Assistance Payments each month and yes - we get paperwork showing the new ownership change so that we can process the checks with the new owner name.

In view of the evidence of about 1,3 million victims/year worldwide [1] caused by road traffic, the automotive industry is under pressure to provide new and improved vehicle safety systems, ranging from airbag systems to extremely complex advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) with accident prediction and avoidance capabilities.

IAV has a replication (RNA synthesis) strategy that amplifies their genomes many times per infection by using exclusively their own polymerase complex without any assistance from host RNA polymerases.

Atlanta promised the residents it relocated that they would receive either places in other public housing complexes or rental assistance vouchers that would help them pay for new homes.

By Richard Brody Applicants for public assistance face complex rules and gruff caseworkers in the 1975 documentary "Welfare".