Sentence examples for participation and help from inspiring English sources

In this article, I provide a few suggestions that may encourage more student participation and help faculty members fulfill their roles as conference advocates.

Vivian, the Rev. Martin Luther King's national director of affiliates for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, traveled throughout the South in the early 1960s asking ministers for both participation and help funding bus trips to Washington.

"The potential is there to put less stress on our healthcare system with increased health literacy, improve our children's learning through better educated parents, reduce crime and incarceration, increase voter participation, and help all adults in America reach higher".

During each interview, respondents were asked about their impairment, disability, social participation and help.

Soft conditions can stimulate more active community participation and help overcome social divisiveness.

It was felt that the use of focus groups would promote a feeling of safety, encourage participation and help generate more realistic accounts of what students' think [ 8].

In addition, provision of relatively simple items such as sweets to children was highly praised by both FWs and participants for encouraging participation and helping calm children and their mothers during nasal swabbing.

Continued contact with commune leaders has helped ensure sustained community participation and helped with concerns associated with participants' retention.

He added: "I see my role as being the university's champion in parliament and beyond and working with the vice-chancellor, Professor Graham Henderson, to gain the recognition the university deserves for widening participation and helping the social and economic regeneration of the whole of the Tees Valley".

It contributes to greater civic participation, and helps to combat violence, sexual harassment and human trafficking.

The lecturers felt that EVS encouraged student participation and helped identify where students were having difficulty.