Sentence examples for help with clearing from inspiring English sources

Since 1999 over 3,200 casualties are reported to have been caused by mines; the real figure is assumed to be far higher.Part of the reason why the statistics are murky is that until February 2012, when Thein Sein, the president, requested international help with clearing mines, the government had never publicly acknowledged that the country had a landmine problem at all.

Team Rubicon Team Rubicon, an organization that deploys veterans to help with disaster relief, has sent a team to Wichita to help with clearing debris and assisting with security, according to its blog.

Investment in a full-time project manager would have helped, with clear roles and responsibilities outlined from the start and would have provided more opportunities to travel to the centres for mentorship and ongoing evaluation.

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"I've seen burly men offering to help with the clearing of the rubble, while local businesses and ordinary people have been donating food, water, tea and coffee to help the rescuers.

There's a common misconception that university is just a three-year party with an alcohol supply that never ends - in fact, the party does end, and there is not enough being done to help with the clearing up after.

Additional snow removing equipment was brought in from the western part of the state to help with the clearing of the highway.

Even with federal help, clearing the backlog of projects will take private money.

Plus, keep those family members around long enough to help with the clear up: "Be prepared for a ton of washing up," he adds.

The floods may have changed that for the better, she says, after huge numbers of people from Muslim and Sikh groups arrived in the town to help with the clear-up.

The Freedom Centre's chief executive and operations manager are full of ideas on how HullCoin could incentivise beneficial behaviour in the local community – from persuading more school children to use the centre's library to encouraging people to set up child-minding groups, or help with the clear-up after Christmas shows.