Sentence examples for grounds to help from inspiring English sources

At least 500 national police officers will be deployed around the grounds to help keep order.

Unfortunately postwar Britain was not only unmindful of the Commonwealth but also disinclined, on racial grounds, to help West Indians.

The cemetery's trustees, descendants of some of the people interred in the vaults — the last burial was in 1937 — have allowed events to be held on the grounds to help pay for badly needed repairs and restorations.

The front lawn is, in fact, an eco-friendly "green roof" for the space that sits below, and a giant circular skylight juts up from the grounds to help illuminate the underground portions.

Others have argued that there are interventionist grounds to help the Syrian people, more than 3 million of whom are now registered as refugees, while David Cameron has claimed that the UK could go in because the Assad regime is illegitimate.

"The go-ahead is desperately needed on a number of grounds – to help keep the lights on in Britain in the decades ahead and as a fulcrum for the creation of thousands of jobs and related economic activity in the West Country".

If he just couldn't score himself, he ran himself into the ground to help others to do so.

We need hundreds and thousands of eyes and ears on the ground to help us conserve wildlife".

Still, churches like Acts Full Gospel and First African Methodist Church, with its 3,800 members, get people on the ground to help out with campaigns.

Throughout his career, Ray broke new ground to help bring library and information science schools into the Information Age.

With no troops on the ground to help spot targets, NATO planners and pilots had to improvise with other reconnaissance equipment and informants on the ground.