Sentence examples for exchanges and help from inspiring English sources

Congress turned down a request from the administration for an additional $949 million to set up the exchanges and help people enroll.

The administration is seeking help from major U.S. insurance providers to market aggressively to consumers on the federally run exchanges and help convince healthy citizens between 26 to 45 to pay for insurance instead of a first-year penalty amounting to $95 per person or 1percentt of household income.

While some commitments were made by the delegation, including financing faculty exchanges and helping Myanmar universities renovate libraries, many participants said there was so much need that they did not know where to start.

Also, the findings point to potential interventions aimed at encouraging reciprocal exchanges and helping caregivers find meaning in their role.

"Technologists did a lot of infrastructure-level work to help online advertising go the way of the exchange and help us trust strangers enough to ask them to drive us around or let us stay in their house.

UNICEF's core roles are to be a voice for children, conduct monitoring and evaluation of past projects, give policy advice and assistance, leverage resources from public and private sectors, enable knowledge exchange and help governments to translate legislation into quality and inclusive services on the ground.

Schools, Guides and Scouts groups regularly paired up overseas buddies, promoting cultural exchange and helping with language practice.

Compared with other existing ones, this system has incorporated several novel functions that optimize medical data exchange and helps medical students in learning HL7 messages.

Usually, they are asked to study macroeconomic trends — topics like recessions and currency exchange rates — and help their employers deal with them.

Guido Mantega, the finance minister, spoke of the need to act on the exchange rate and help Brazilian industry survive what he called "currency wars" triggered by easy American monetary policy.

They have meals together and exchange gifts, and help them if they need assistance in herding their cattle or need an extra hand to manage the meat of a dead animal attacked by wild animals or which died from injury.