Sentence examples for help the library from inspiring English sources

Should dealers help the library staff price books?

The strategy promises more nationally coordinated action to "encourage and help the library sector to work together more effectively".

The recordings — which include auto racing, thoroughbred racing, hockey and tennis events — will eventually help the library create online sports audio exhibits, DeAnna said.

It's fine for a dealer to help the library, but to avoid a conflict of interest he must refrain from buying books he himself has priced.

Officials of the Village of East Hampton have accused their legislators in Albany of tailoring the measure to help the library evade local zoning regulations so it could expand for the second time in a half-dozen years.

A1 Money for Clinton Library Bill Clinton and others supporters of his presidential library have begun gearing up for a final push to help the library meet its financial commitments in time for its scheduled opening in Little Rock, Ark., in 2004.

These grants help the libraries and they shine a light on a much larger problem".

The association of the library with the Mouseion, whose scholars required a reliable resource, helped the library to develop into a proper research centre.

Matt Knutzen, the curator of the N.Y.P.L's map collection, is charged with helping the library determine how this vast repository of information can best be housed, catalogued, and viewed, both in the library and on the Web.

After helping the library raise about $160 million in the last 10 years from others, Mr. Kluge, now 85 and chairman of the Metromedia International telecommunications and entertainment company, has donated $60 million to it himself.

The library's president, Anthony W. Marx, says the plan is aimed at helping the library better serve the public and that consolidating the three branches will produce $10 million to $15 million in annual savings that can be spent on new research materials and building the curatorial staff.