Sentence examples for materially assisting from inspiring English sources

"I am asking Mr Putin - would you stay?" Mr Erdogan hit back by asking Russia to comment on the American government's recent black-listing of Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, the World Chess Federation President, who stands accused of "materially assisting and acting for or on behalf of the Government of Syria".

Materially assisting in the recordkeeping is the "save-get" that allows one to hit ALT + O and then watch "Omigod, I never got out of the house today" appear magically in the day's diary entry.

In 2008, the United States accused Venezuelan General Henry Rangel Silva of "materially assisting the narcotics trafficking activities".

It said Ilyumzhinov had "materially assisted" and "acted on behalf of" Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, and Syria's central bank.

He was contacted once more, in 1981, and "materially assisted" the F.B.I. on another national security case that involved an undercover operation.

In Senator McCain's home state of Arizona, Gov. Janet Napolitano signed into law a bill that would "divest pension funds from those targeted corporations that materially assist the Sudanese government in carrying out the genocide in Darfur.

That letter, never before published, reveals Brittan was concerned that the interview with the main "apologist" for the "murder and maiming of innocent people" would cause "profound distress" and "materially assist the terrorist cause".

That means contractors who do business with the U.S. government cannot have "significant transaction with" the Guard, and sanctions are imposed on individuals who "materially assist" the Guard and on foreign banks that conduct significant business with the force.

Although deeply sensible of their kindness, I need not express my thanks to the relatives and friends, who have so materially assisted me with the letters addressed to themaour object has been a common one.

This readiness to adopt a general programme was materially assisted by the meeting of the International Astrophotographic Congress at Paris, in July 1900, whereby the directors of many of the best equipped observatories were able to rapidly mature their plans and to complete the necessary organisation.

"This task now set for us remains an important one: it will ensure that the work we have done is not wasted and we hope that it will materially assist the future inquiry that the government intends to establish," he said.