Sentence examples for groups which helped from inspiring English sources

Conservation groups, which helped defeat the bill last year, said the changes would not be enough to eliminate their opposition.

Industry groups, which helped shape the legislation, said they supported vigorous enforcement as the best way to distinguish legitimate e-mail marketers from fraudulent ones.

The privacy groups, which helped persuade the F.T.C. to issue the 2011 order, said Facebook's changes regarding children were especially problematic.

The award brought Mr. Thien's case to the attention of human-rights groups, which helped locate him and lobbied on his behalf.

Several articles about Ms. Davis came directly from Readerville participants, as did recommendations to book groups, which helped send the book from a sales ranking below 10,000 at Amazon.com to a peak of 105.

Business groups, which helped Republicans block President Bill Clinton's plan for universal health care coverage in 1994, now express greater willingness to work with the Obama administration on that issue to control their costs.

Michele Payne, a fellow hairstylist standing nearby, noted: "That's because we work in groups, which helps.

And Yahoo Groups, which helps users organize online groups, offers no tools to help people get together offline.

The story deals especially with "submerged population groups", which helps explain its strength in America, where such groups abound.

"It began when they got rid of all those quangos, including groups which help disabled people get their views across.

The last component of the system, the employee management tools, allow you to set access levels for individuals or groups, which helps ensure that you can keep the whole thing running smoothly across multiple stores.