Sentence examples for earlier assistance from inspiring English sources
The WHO was also able to engage the interest of pharmaceutical companies following earlier assistance by scientific institutes in Norway, the Netherlands and Cuba.
Earlier assistance focused on helping the Government to lay the groundwork for a legal regulatory system for grain warehouse receipts to tackle post-harvest financing issues.
Held and Haller, with tremendous early assistance from Seeler, did plenty of damage, but ultimately it was Tilkowski and his defenders who were left to save Germany.
You need early assistance for the seamers but, once the shine is off the ball, it should become good to bat on.
Early assistance in murder cases also matters, said Noah Feldman, a Harvard law professor: Prosecutors know that seeking the death penalty is a long, difficult, expensive process, and they carefully weigh their chances.
Ms. Spiegel recounts no such gender-based disparities in her notes for "The Expanding Universe," in which she cites early assistance from composers like Jacob Druckman and Vincent Persichetti as well as the electronic-music pioneers Max Matthews and Morton Subotnick.
They found that children who received early assistance grew up, on average, to be healthier and more productive adults than those who didn't — and they were also, it turns out, less likely to turn to the safety net for help.
And we in Pakistan take some satisfaction that our early assistance in identifying an al-Qaeda courier ultimately led to this day.
A run out was narrowly avoided from the first ball, and Washbrook and Emmett appeared to be uncomfortable on a surface that offered early assistance to the bowlers.
A run out was narrowly avoided following a mix-up on the first ball, and Cyril Washbrook and Emmett appeared to be uncomfortable on a surface that offered early assistance to the bowlers.
CTQ: Childhood Trauma Questionnaire; NZFH: National Center of Early Assistance (Nationales Zentrum Frühe Hilfen); PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
