Sentence examples for given to assist from inspiring English sources
An interview format is given to assist in evaluating adult male sex offenders.
Besides, some suggestions derived from the results are also given to assist the engineers in estimation of the economic performance.
With government supports in the form of hidden financial favors, subsidies, and any other incentives given to assist renewable energy exploitation in Nigeria, Kano, Bauchi, and Minna will be viable for power generation with all the wind turbine models.
Former Cabinet minister Lord Tebbit said the terms of the review should be extended "so we can know whether or not there were any letters or similar inducements given to assist the progress of the ceasefire talks, which led eventually to the Good Friday agreement".
– Often an experimental result is given but only cursory information is given to assist the reader in interpreting that result.
Thus, for patients hospitalised with an exacerbation of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), clinical preference tends to dictate whether MCP is given to assist with sputum clearance.
In addition, special attention is given to assisting students in developing vocabularies and skills appropriate to their unique professional needs.
Emphasis is upon the spoken (colloquial) language; although attention will also be given to assisting the students develop vocabularies appropriate to their professional fields as well.
1 4 As a result, considerable attention has recently been given to assisting government agencies to better use evidence from research in policy and programme design.
Consideration should be given to assisting the young adult with scheduling the first appointment with the adult care provider within 3 4 months of the final pediatric visit; a care ambassador or patient navigator can aid the transitioning young adult with follow-up to ensure timely visits.
The money to the corporation and Maureen McDonnell brings to $145,000 the amount Williams gave to assist the McDonnell family in 2011 and 2012 — funds that are now at the center of federal and state investigations.
