Sentence examples for helping central from inspiring English sources

OAXACA, Mexico When the Rev. Alejandro Solalinde chose to dedicate himself seven years ago to helping Central and South American migrants traveling to the United States, he was an obscure country priest and the migrants moved in the shadows.

Before joining Federated a decade ago, he spent five years in UBS' asset management group helping central banks manage bond portfolios.

He worked as a legal assistant for Hogar Immigrant Services in the mid-2000s, helping Central Americans extend their Temporary Protected Status (TPS).

For example, we are helping Central African Republic rehire civil servants and rebuild public sector institutions following two years of political insecurity and the displacement of one quarter of the population.

Additionally, CEMLA has provided training to public institutions to allow them to provide reliable market information--for example, helping central banks to collect and disseminate data on remittance flows--which helps the private sector understand market dynamics and thereby informs its investment and operational decision making.

Responding to a recent Government request, UNICEF invited international experts on antiretroviral therapy, psychosocial counselling and public information to the region to advise the health care staff, while helping central government and local authorities to coordinate partners and facilitate the response.

It also helps central bankers, by assuaging investors' fear that bankrupt governments will resort to printing money.

The State Department also recently announced plans to provide about $30 million to help Central Asian countries fight trafficking in weapons, and $20 million to help Uzbekistan strengthen export controls and border inspections.

Bear in mind that Russia does not always deliver on its promises of help.Americans insist that considerable military aid often labelled as being for "counter-narcotics"—will continue to help Central Asian governments.

In the 1980s, many United States churches stepped up to help Central Americans fleeing civil war violence, and many would gladly sponsor a migrant today if encouraged by our government.

Last April, Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright pledged $3 million in new military assistance for Uzbekistan and a total of nearly $10 million to help Central Asian governments fight terrorism and narcotics trafficking.