Sentence examples for effort to help control from inspiring English sources
[Page C12.] OPEC Agrees to Raise Oil Output The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has agreed to raise oil production in an effort to help control prices.
We need a national effort to help control and correct Parkinson's.
After retiring, Mr. Ruddick undertook increased conservation activities as a board member and President of the Sconset Trust and a board member of the Nantucket Conservation Foundation, where he continued his efforts to help control the development of land activities on his beloved island, Nantucket.
Last year, in a further effort to protect the public, the Food and Drug Administration approved using an antiseptic spray to help control contamination of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products.
Emergency officials flew here today from Washington to help control the fire and to plan relief efforts.
Who is taking the lead in the effort to help children control their emotions and their enthusiasm?
Damon -- in an effort to help Stefan control his thirst without suffering the symptoms of going cold turkey -- persuades Stefan to drink human blood.
But a range of other Republican candidates crowded the stage with Mr. Bush at the former Air Force base, a background that reminded voters of Mr. Bush's emphasis on national security issues in his effort to help Republicans keep control of the House and win back control of the Senate.
That job has required him to travel around the country, recruiting candidates for office and raising money in an effort to help Democrats take control of the Senate.
Klarman is almost exclusively giving to Democrats this election in an effort to help them regain control of Congress — which he has said he views as a necessary step to hold President Trump accountable.
State prosecutors, who examined Mr. de Blasio's unsuccessful 2014 effort to help Democrats regain control of the State Senate, concluded that the aspects of the undertaking amounted to an "end run" around limits on contributions to candidates, according to a 10-page letter outlining their findings.
