Sentence examples for helping with issues from inspiring English sources

The NCSI is launching a range of programmes that take a more holistic approach to the needs of cancer survivors, for example encouraging physical activity, or helping with issues including work and finance.

CBC Radio points out that Kunichi Nomura, a Japanese actor and writer, served as Anderson's consultant for the film, helping with issues of authenticity.

Teachers know students' families and help with issues as varied as buying a bagel before an exam to helping an evicted family find a home.

Here the case is heard by one judge who nominates two lay assessors, usually prominent members of the public, to help with issues of fact, not of law.

They also have potential to help with issues such as bed sores, or just to give the patient the ability to sit up in bed.

Yet its initial failure to offer the aspiring chefs help with issues such as drug taking, or finding accommodation, drew criticism.

The idea is to use industrial big data algorithms to help with issues beyond beds.

Delays were also reported in accessing specialist psychiatry services, which can help with issues such as medicine management.

"Officers work closely with the local authority to divert vulnerable individuals towards support agencies who help with issues such as alcoholism and housing needs.

Both in those developing the algorithms, and those who might help with issues or advice on how to use them most effectively.

Moving towards a simpler tax code is likely to help with issues related to non-filing and over claiming of credits and deductions.