Sentence examples for need special help from inspiring English sources

But Shriver, speaking on a panel to mark International Women's Day, described the proposal as "rubbish … This whole thing of treating women specially, as if they need special help and special rules, is problematic and obviously backfires," she said.

"It is insulting to suggest women need special help.

Bilingual educators may think immigrants need special help -- or, perhaps more accurately, the educators may want to preserve a jobs program for themselves.

"They need special help assimilating," she said, explaining why she thinks it is all the more important for them to marshal political power.

As he oversaw workers renovating a small Muslim prayer center in Georgetown — a job won through open tender — Ahmud Kairul Arif, 28, scorned the idea that as an ethnic Malay his business would need special help.

Since Kyle Flack's death, Basildon hospital has introduced improvements including better staff training, the appointment of a nurse adviser for learning disabilities, and better flagging-up in its internal systems of patients who need special help.

Africa was the only continent specifically mentioned in the Millennium Declaration as needing special help.

The law, he said, empowered educators by identifying students who needed special help and resources.

Now that women are earning a majority of all undergraduate and graduate degrees, it's odd to assume they're the gender that needs special help on campus.

In the middle of the recession, some senior politicians and media commentators claimed the housebuilding industry was on its knees and needed special help.

Why: "My second, a son, was dyslexic and needed special help in reading, not available in public schools then, so we sent him to a private school," Dr. Hirsch explains.