Sentence examples for help in cases from inspiring English sources

They were designed to help in cases where all the pieces— a desire for change,  local leadership and enough money to finance the project — are already in place, but it still doesn't get done.

The Department of Justice (DoJ) and the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) are getting unprecedented co-operation from their Swiss counterparts, with the nice distinction that the Swiss will help in cases of tax fraud but not tax evasion.

Mark Rasch, a former federal prosecutor who specializes in Internet law in Bethesda, Md., said that while such software could help investigators in detecting political corruption, it might not help in cases in which a lawmaker leaves no trace of his conflicts in the public record.

Expanded aid programs, the Peace Corps, active promotion of democracy through the U.S. Information Agency, and military support against guerrilla warfare would, he declared, all help in cases "where the local population is too caught up in its own misery to be concerned about the advance of Communism".

The Justice Department began reviewing the Police Department in January as part of a routine audit to measure its interactions with New Yorkers who do not speak English, whether they are being arrested, stopped on the street or trying to get help in cases of domestic violence.

This approach may provide results that can be complementary and help in cases when a single biomarker response is affected by non-pollutant factors.

While France and Europe would help, "in no case" would France itself use military means in Mali.

Nevertheless, also for these caregivers it might helpful to know where to seek help in case it is needed in future.

International rescue funds and the European Central Bank stand ready to help in case panic should nevertheless spread.

Now, Rahim says, "nobody will help in case they are targeted too.

And Babbage hadn't forgotten the human operator: a bell is included to summon help in case of a problem.