Sentence examples similar to rejoining to help from inspiring English sources

Four former employees have rejoined to help out, including David Hyun, a former portfolio manager at Alger who left in June 2000 to join OppenheimerFunds.

Grant Holt scored his first goal since rejoining Rochdale to help beat Sheffield United in League One.

A panel of scientists meeting here 11 September recommended that the United States rejoin negotiations to help build the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR), a multibillion-dollar international project to investigate nuclear fusion as an energy source that the United States abandoned in 1998.

When Bassel is free, he'll rejoin our community to help build a better Syria and a freer world.

The French president said his visit aimed to help Libya rejoin "the concert of nations".

Ramon Rustin, the chief of the Metropolitan Detention Center, said Mr. Griego was instrumental in the creation of the jail's chaplain program and worked to help inmates rejoin the community.

Hudson-Webber, a fixture in Detroit philanthropy, was a longtime supporter of the organization's programs to help women rejoin society after being imprisoned.

Some activists hope that drafters of future peace treaties will be prompted to recognize the special plight of underage soldiers, perhaps making provisions to start the difficult process to help them rejoin civilian society.

Jean-Claude Juncker has said that he would be happy to help Britain rejoin the EU as Theresa May's Brexit "war-committee" meets to discuss the next stage of talks.

The program provides job training and business attire to help adults rejoin the work force.

programs — disarmament, demobilization and reintegration — to help armed groups rejoin civilian communities as productive workers.