Sentence examples for moving from assisting from inspiring English sources

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the UK needed to stop moving from assisting at one humanitarian catastrophe after another, and instead "join the dots" to form an overall strategy regarding the Middle East.

Not to be outdone at the same address, the onetime National Theatre staff director Nadia Fall is moving on from assisting the work of others to grabbing the brass ring herself with a stylish and witty reappraisal of "The Doctor's Dilemma" which led audiences directly toward the moral maze at the beating heart of George Bernard Shaw's bracing comedy.

Gross writes eloquently about the need to act as her mother's protector once she is moved again, from assisted living to a nursing home.

With Mom's move from assisted living to a nursing home, Birdie had to come to live with me.

A man who's moving from his own household or from assisted living may be able to wait a few weeks for a male bed to open.

At the height of the economic boom, the Committee for Economic Development, a business-led public-policy group, argued that some states needed to do much more to assist families in moving from welfare to work.

Teachers with a constructivist viewpoint can influence the understanding of their students and plan mediating events that assist students in moving from the current understanding, which is not scientifically based, to a more scientifically accepted understanding (Driver et al. 1996).

With home care services, instead of moving into a nursing home, older adults and people with disabilities can have a caregiver come to their home to assist with bathing, moving from a bed to a wheelchair, eating, going to the restroom, cooking, getting exercise, or many of the other daily activities that allow people to remain independent at home.

In this study, using Dreyfus and Dreyfus' stages of skill acquisition [ 8], which range from novice to advanced beginner to competence to proficiency to expertise, we aimed to assist students in moving from the novice stage to the competent stage in skills acquisition for 3 clinical skills of history taking and physical examination.

"You're moving him from Assisted Living down to the Courtyard?" I asked.

At the start of June 1944, Plagis assumed command of No. 126 (Persian Gulf) Squadron, flying Spitfire Mk IXs that had recently been moved from Malta to assist in the invasion of Normandy.