Sentence examples for concentrated on helping from inspiring English sources
A spokesman, making a tacit comparison with China, noted that Japanese aid concentrated on helping young people and women, not building "beautiful houses or beautiful ministerial buildings".
"Different clubs were interested in them but now everything is calm and they are concentrated on helping us". The Serb, speaking to BBC Radio London, added: "This is part of football and that is it.
In the meantime all my efforts will be concentrated on helping us finish as high up the league as we can". Falcons director of rugby Dean Richards added: "We're obviously disappointed to see Kieran head to Northampton, as we would have liked him to stay here, at the club that has helped him to develop into the full England international that he is today.
It originally concentrated on helping Soviet colleagues, especially refusenik scientists.
The overwhelming bulk of Russia's military involvement in Syria has been concentrated on helping Assad, not on fighting Isis.
Under Mr. Williams, the council concentrated on helping developing countries formulate strategies for food production, nutrition and disaster preparation.
Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said Ofsted should concentrate on helping schools improve and stop criticising teachers and heads.
The union said it plans to put the evidence it collects to Ofsted to "persuade them to address the variable quality of its inspection teams and to concentrate on helping schools improve rather than simply criticising them".
He is adamantly opposed to "spin and evasion" and concentrates on helping clients to find their own method of presenting themselves to the public "in the best possible way while remaining honest, accountable and transparent".
Jolie, for one is reportedly happy with the deal and is concentrating on helping "heal" her family. .
