Sentence examples similar to impart meaningful assistance from inspiring English sources

"There are not enough operators on the ground delivering meaningful assistance," he said.

Economist Bryan Caplan *97 argues that college serves to recommend students as good employees — by certifying qualities like intelligence and work ethic — rather than to impart meaningful skills.

The Senate Democratic leader, Tom Daschle of South Dakota, said he doubted that the cards would provide meaningful assistance.

But the United States is handicapped in delivering meaningful assistance by economic sanctions that Congress is reluctant to lift.

An agreement that is close to the Senate version would indicate a genuine national commitment to provide meaningful assistance to New York as it makes its comeback.

Also needed are meaningful assistance to semi-literate or non-English-speaking voters, 24-hour polling places and a national Election Day holiday.

"A partisan conference report that jeopardizes Medicare and does not provide meaningful assistance to the elderly and disabled should not and will not pass," the letter said.

After nine months of recession, the unanticipated shortfall underscored that George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, has little latitude to promote measures to give the economy meaningful assistance.

In the settlement, Wells Fargo said it treated all of its customers fairly but that it wanted to avoid protracted litigation and provide "important and meaningful" assistance to borrowers.

- Provide meaningful assistance to dissidents there, as we should be doing for regime opponents in Iran.

The result is that even if their leaders earnestly wanted to impart meaningful change to provide restitution for their wrongs, their hands are tied by entrenched business models and the short-term focus of the quarterly earnings cycle.