Sentence examples for provide additional help from inspiring English sources
In Canada, Mr. Bryant said the Ontario and Canadian governments were negotiating with G.M. over whether the government would provide additional help in financing a pension shortfall.
If the operator of the stalled car requests it, the patrol car will also use its radio to notify the department to ask one of the franchised op erators to provide additional help.
When the agency subsequently learned that it had shipped arms, Mr. Casey's Deputy Director, John N. McMahon, said the C.I.A. would not provide additional help unless Mr. Reagan gave his formal approval.
The college offered free workshops to the students affected by the board decision last year, and is willing to provide additional help, said Dolores M. Fernandez, the interim president of Hostos.
With the economy remaining frail, the base rate looks set to stay at 0.5% for a long time.The Bank of England will provide additional help through its policy of quantitative easing.
(The counsellors ask questions like "What was the worst part of the incident for you personally?") Finally, the counsellors discuss strategies for coping with stress and suggest services that can provide additional help; by the end of the session, participants are considered ready for "reëntry" into the world.
Mr. vanden Heuvel said he had been talking to lawyers about providing additional help For presentencing reports.
As well as helping the Foundation identify the lucky kids who will get free Pi, the six organisations will also be providing additional help and support.
Parents, Muniz said, have also been supportive in providing additional help wherever they can.
Many trade associations now provide forecasts of future trends for their members, and a number of highly successful consulting firms have been formed to provide additional forecasting help for governments and businesses.
These may further aid in interpretation and provide additional data to help characterize other key hallmarks of tumour pathophysiology before, during and following a pharmacological response.
