Sentence examples for obtained help from from inspiring English sources

An article on Jan . 18about Kayi Adamah, a Bronx woman who obtained help from The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund for transportation to her kidney dialysis treatments, misstated her immigration status.

He received the house, investigators alleged, as a form of bribe from a developer who has since died, but who had obtained help from Mr. Walters in obtaining "lucrative H.P.D. contracts".

Correction: January 31 , 2005 Monday An article last Monday about Ramona Perez, a woman with a chronically ill daughter who obtained help from The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund to pay her rent, misspelled the name of her home city, the capital of the Dominican Republic.

An article last Monday about Ramona Perez, a woman with a chronically ill daughter who obtained help from The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund to pay her rent, misspelled the name of her home city, the capital of the Dominican Republic.

Correction: January 11 , 2006 Wednesday An article on Saturday about Lorinda Henderson, a Brooklyn woman who obtained help from The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund to pay her rent, misidentified the home state of her mother, Omelia, whose death in 1997 financially hurt the family.

Hu Jia, the prominent rights activist based in Beijing, told the BBC the couple had travelled to the US in early December 2012 from Taiwan, having obtained help from US diplomats, including verification that they had faced political persecution in China.

Employees can self-organize, obtain help from experts inside and outside the organization to get a job done.

He said he was able to offset some of his losses from last year's aborted season by obtaining help from a program for businesses whose losses could be attributed to the Sept. 11 attack.

EDF, which is 85% owned by the French state, is struggling against a mountain of debt and has told ministers it will not build Hinkley unless it obtains help from France's government.

Jennings went on to write sensitive and revealing stories about corruption in public services, obtaining help from within the SAS, the FBI in Washington and detectives in Miami, Germany, Rome and Palermo.

"I don't have a Plan B," Mr. Duhalde said in an interview published on Sunday in the newspaper La Nación, "because the only plan is to solve the problems we have and obtain help from the I.M.F".