Sentence examples for order that would help from inspiring English sources

The president said he planned to issue an executive order that would help guarantee free speech on college campuses by putting their federal aid at risk.

The move – part of a long-running saga that looks certain to trigger a legal battle – appears to have finally destroyed a deal that was described by the helicopter group when it won the contract in 2010 as a significant order that would help sustain the company's nearly 3,300-strong 3,300-strong Yeovil, Somerset.

So instead of offering proofs alone, he offered the blueprint for a social order that would help the people remember their history and the principles on which it is founded.

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He'd had plans for her to go to graduate school to become a statistician, or an accountant, or a nurse, part of that order of things that would help them make it in the new country; he was finishing a Ph.D. in mathematics, and had a goal of working on Wall Street.

Now Bernie Sanders has come out in support of the "Model Employer Executive Order," a proposal that would help transform millions of poorly paid jobs into good jobs that pay living wages and respect workers' rights.

Design and development of antioxidant supplements constitute an essential aspect of research in order to derive molecules that would help to combat the free radical invasion to the human body and curb oxidative stress related diseases.

"They don't need the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) to find against Microsoft first in order to succeed, although that would help.

Reebok was doing a poor job of articulating a higher-order mission, a story that would help people understand what its brand meant, a story that set itself apart from Nike.

All this happened while the country was faced with a political crisis in which members of the Cabinet needed to present the public with their successful policies in order to gain the popularity that would help secure their government's position.

Shortly after Henry IV divorced his wife, Margaret, he married Marie (October 1600) in order to obtain a large dowry that would help him pay his debts.