Sentence examples for independence to help from inspiring English sources

Efforts must be made to increase older adult's' independence to help them overcome naturally occurring changes and health problems.

In 1828 the French landed in this gulf during the War of Greek Independence to help clear the Peloponnese of Turks.

Ten of these other campaigns are now formally registered by the Electoral Commission, including the pro-independence National Collective group of young artists, the pro-yes Scottish Socialist party and the Scottish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, which wants independence to help close the Trident nuclear base on the Clyde.

"Scotland is one of the wealthiest countries per head in the world, but for too many people in Scotland it does not feel that way - and we need the powers of independence to help build a fairer society, including actions to address low pay and a welfare system better suited to Scotland's needs.

About $7,500 that was slated to go to another youth organization, Mika Community Development, was reallocated to Project Independence to help disabled adults get jobs.

This confusion became clear, he said, when his campaign workers sought the signatures of Independence enrollees to help put Republicans on the Independence line and found that many of those people had no idea they had registered a party affiliation.

To Mr. Vacco, the desperation of Mr. Bloomberg and his associates to win a third term, and the enormous amount of money Mr. Bloomberg spent, were critical facts because they showed that the mayor would have donated money to the state's Independence Party to help his campaign regardless of what Mr. Haggerty told representatives.

The National Institutes of Health is getting into the action with its "skip the post-doc" Early Independence Awards to help free exceptional young minds from the academic treadmill.

"Numerous mujahedin [holy warriors] of Islam are involved in defending their religion, and independence, and to help their oppressed brothers across the world". "If Muslims are being oppressed," the book says, "then jihad is necessary to free them from this cruel oppression". "Jihad" can mean peaceful struggle as well as holy war.

Another example is the series we've been running on Scottish independence, asking readers to help us tackle the key issues that stand in the way of independence.

But the vote also goes to the core of Switzerland -- its neutrality, independence and outreach to help people.