Sentence examples for personally aided from inspiring English sources

Plaintiffs will still be able to bring suits against foreign government officials and against corporate officers and directors, but it may be difficult to prove that corporate officials personally aided and abetted violations of international law by foreign governments.

He increased funding to the state's hospitals and asylums, and personally aided with the evacuation of the Frankfort Penitentiary during the Ohio River flood of 1937.

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She was inspired to start this work after experiencing the power of yoga personally as it aided her complete and miraculous recovery from a traumatic medical incident.

In addition to connecting workers with advocates, Sandy bred solidarity between labor and volunteers, as workers, many of whom were affected personally by the disaster, aided with "free" relief efforts.

He warned there was a "new threat which is not of somebody personally intending to aid terrorism, but of conduct which is likely to or capable of facilitating terrorism".

He vowed to personally act to aid the war effort should the opportunity arise, and was authorized by the legislature to do so.

But she added: "For me, personally, Live Aid has done nothing.

"Right now, I don't think there are the votes," he said, adding that he personally favored aid for the automakers.

Membership is limited to direct lineal descendants of soldiers or others of the Revolutionary period who aided the cause of independence; applicants must have reached 18 years of age and must be "personally acceptable" to the society.

Hofmann personally met with Gasser several times to give the Swiss doctor his blessing about Gasser's foray into experimental therapy aided by psychoactive drugs.