Sentence examples for help directed to from inspiring English sources

"The shared recognition of the sanctity of each human life is the basis of joint initiatives of solidarity, compassion and effective help directed to those who suffer most," he explained at a meeting with religious leaders in Ankara, Turkey a year ago.

"We could use the passenger's location to help direct them to the lounge or gate area," says Tim Graham, Virgin Atlantic's technology innovation and development manager.

Your credit score will help direct you to the cards to consider.

Now, though, he rarely needs help directing up to 14,000 cattle from cowboys of the conventional, horse-riding kind.

Kornblith thinks that intuitions can help direct us to the appropriate objects, or phenomena, of investigation but not much more.

They can help direct you to help in your area.

West Midlands police is to pilot predictive crime modelling to help direct its officers to areas at high risk of burglaries.

Families need to be directed to the help available.

Donations should be directed to Christian Help in Park Slope (CHIPS).

Other organizations are looking to help direct older residents to vetted local service providers.

Only a few carers reported using location and orientation reminders such as pictures of toilets on walls and doors to help direct the person to the bathroom.