Sentence examples for imposed to help from inspiring English sources
There, fund officials had told the government to eliminate import tariffs on sugar, which the government had imposed to help the troubled industry.
C1 Bush to Review Steel Tariffs President Bush received two reports that will help him decide whether to continue tariffs he imposed to help the American steel industry.
The ban, imposed to help ensure order in the courtroom, may be the first time that social media have been absent from a case that for months has been played out in the electronic world.
The scabby balladeer, once boyfriend to the enigmatic model, is currently banged up in Wormwood Scrubs for breaching bail conditions imposed to help him deal with his drug addictions.
But the burden for large corporations will probably remain unchanged, since proposed corporate tax cuts will be largely offset by levies imposed to help finance a job-creation plan that reduced the workweek to 35 hours from 40.
PAGE A5 Bush Weighs Fate of Tariffs President Bush received two reports that will help him decide whether to continue tariffs he imposed to help the American steel industry.
The report pledges to improve how the agency uses the public health burden a disease imposes to help guide priorities, while cautioning that better data on disease burden is needed.
We have to have at least some formal classifications to impose to help us deal with big data, but science doesn't like to fund that sort of work nearly as much as it does the creation of new (you guessed it) papers.
The registry did not charge transplant centers for its services until 2010, when Mr. Hil imposed fees to help cover costs.
Judge Richard P. Matsch of Federal District Court, who presided over the trials in Denver of Timothy J. McVeigh, 30 and Terry L. Nichols, 43, lifted the ban on such help that he imposed then to help insure fair trials.
The solution, congestion pricing, may soon impose tolls to help fix the subways and reduce the number of cars and trucks on roads like the B.Q.E.
