Sentence examples for helplines from from inspiring English sources

Sir Paul also urged ministers to accelerate plans to protect journalists, lawyers and others who handle privileged information, including confidential helplines, from intrusive police surveillance.

He has urged Home Office ministers to accelerate the introduction of promised protections for journalists, lawyers and others who handle privileged information, including confidential helplines, from such police surveillance operations.

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We deal with more than 300 calls a month to our helpline from all over the country.

In a single day last week, 155 calls were received to its national helpline from people in desperate need of help.

The English Collective of Prostitutes, which runs a helpline from its base in London, said the number of calls it receives from students has doubled in the past year.

Although only anecdotal evidence, we do regularly receive complaints to our helpline from men who feel they were denied the test.

He reports a surge in calls to the charity's helpline from those struggling with financial problems in the last few years.

That means it's my job to follow up on calls made to our national helpline from disabled people and their families.

demanded the end of such lines, citing the Environment Agency's decision to alter its flood helpline from an 0845 to an 0345 number.

In a two-month period at the end of last year, teachers referred 36 students to its helpline from 14 schools, including 11 from one school in Birmingham the day after the charity gave a presentation.