Sentence examples for network of help from inspiring English sources

Mr bin Laden's prolonged stay, with many of his relatives flocking in from Yemen, required a network of help.

Yet his prolonged stay at a specially built, high-walled compound, with many of his family flocking in from Yemen, required a network of help.

A network of Help Refugees volunteers make regular checks on Victoria Square and the nearby Pedion Areos park, where unaccompanied minors have been sleeping, trying to identify teenagers like Karim who need help to escape the negative influence of older men.

The lawyer points to the network of help for those claiming to be victims of judicial error: the university-based Innocence Projects, a diminishing number of criminal defence lawyers who are willing to spend time on poorly remunerated appeals work and other initiatives such as the Inside Justice led by the journalist Louise Shorter at Inside Times.

Al Jazeera has reported intensely on the so-called Arab Spring, earning it the enmity of some governments and Western-aligned political factions that accuse the network of helping foment the unrest.

Jennifer Epps-Addison, 33, the executive director of Wisconsin Jobs Now and a mother of two, says that only being able to make career and motherhood work together thanks to private networks of help – like nannies – is wrong.

Their knowledge of how governments work and their network of contacts help financiers gain information before deciding on an investment.

Having a network of these help boards provides an advantage to setting up your own board since the network comes with an existing user base.

She refused, saying that the network of towns helped keep the roads safe.

A broad network of acquaintances helps find new jobs, but only close friends can provide essential moral support.

Because the number of pro se cases has swelled, a sprawling network of self-help legal centers has blossomed across the nation.