Sentence examples for provided appropriate support from inspiring English sources
–Has the government of the United States provided appropriate support for people dealing with the aftermath of September 11?
He provided appropriate support to Robert Stephens in Fairy Tales Of New York (ITV, 1961), then, alongside Norman Rossington and Emmerdale regular Richard Thorp, played another convict, one of a trio, in My Three Angels (1962), previously filmed as We're No Angels.
The researcher randomly administered the questionnaires, supervised completion and provided appropriate support when required.
He intervenes if he thinks organisations are not providing appropriate support to whistleblowers.
We are concentrating on engaging pupils using far more work-related learning and a closer monitoring of their progress to provide appropriate support".
They must also be taught to identify and recognise disability hate crimes so that they can provide appropriate support to families like the Pilkingtons.
"There are real opportunities to provide appropriate support and pathways to peace through sensitive trade relationships", says Simon Constantine, head of ethical buying at Lush.
It is vital that landlords and support workers understand the housing options and benefits available to women in crisis, in order to be able to work with other agencies to provide appropriate support.
He added: "We must give victims the confidence to come forward in the knowledge that all agencies will listen, will act, provide appropriate support, and relentlessly pursue those who offend against our young people".
In many areas – Manchester, for instance – victims of sexual violence can go to a clinic staffed by experts who can not only provide appropriate support but also help them access the criminal justice system.
As the number of children found to have autism has soared nationally, districts across the region are struggling to provide appropriate support services, which typically involve individualized instruction, and to manage the escalating costs.
