Sentence examples for operations that help from inspiring English sources

The Government was criticised yesterday for announcing it would no longer support search and rescue missions such as Italy's Mare Nostrum operations, that help save migrants from drowning in the Mediterranean as they travel to Europe from Africa in often overloaded boats.

The authors suggested that during active search the deactivation of AG reflects filtering operations that help reducing the likelihood that distracter-related signals are feed-forward from lower ("sensory") areas to higher ("associative") brain regions [see also Huettel et al., 2001; Shulman et al., 2007].

Schiff said he did not want to understate the importance of Abu Sayyaf, who was responsible for the lucrative oil and gas operations that help fund Islamic State.

The international banks then began to propose structured finance operations that helped keep Parmalat's finances obscure, even to its management.

On the upside, in many areas they played an important role in clearing the waiting lists, adding a place for operations that helped deal with the backlog that NHS hospitals were struggling with.

But there are some indisputable facts, including the big one attested to by seventeen U.S. intelligence agencies that the Russian government was behind the hacking operations that helped the Trump campaign.

Though he somewhat overstates them, Groves did devise security practices and procedures, including so-called "black budgets," kept from Congress and intelligence operations, that helped shape the cold war national security state.

Now it's a sophisticated operation that helped Doug Jones win.

The brain operation that helped save Giffords's life after the shooting is called a craniectomy.

But at least Mr Duncan may restore the spirit of co-operation that helped pass NCLB in 2001.

He said this year that putting the re-election headquarters in Chicago was an important step in rebuilding the campaign operation that helped elect Mr. Obama.