Sentence examples for response to help the from inspiring English sources

One cannot help but be struck by the stark contrast in how President Bush acted so swiftly in naming Judge John G. Roberts Jr. as his nominee for chief justice, in comparison with his at best complacent, if not callous, response to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina.

It comes as UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon called for a "massive response" to help the country.

International Development Secretary Justine Greening has told the BBC that the UK has been at the "forefront" of the aid response to help the people of the Philippines recover from the damage caused by Typhoon Haiyan.

These other studies have highlighted the need for molecular analysis of the tolerance response, to help characterize the underlying molecular basis of the tolerance and to provide molecular tools to complement ongoing breeding efforts (El-Sharkawy 2007).

In the event of a cardiac arrest in the dental practice, dental professionals should ensure a swift, effective and safe resuscitation response to help optimise the chances of the patient surviving.

FAO is working in supporting the humanitarian response to help stop the epidemic as part of a coordinated UN effort.

Afterward, SSG members circulate an e-mail describing the day and their friend's response, to help guide the others.

The Department of Energy announced in February the creation of a new Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security, and Emergency Response to help coordinate the department's security efforts.

All three called for a greater international response to help stem the epidemic.

These increases may be a response to help protect the brain from damage in experimental CT, as many studies have indicated that reactive astrocytes rapidly increase by producing massive GFAP in response to brain injury.

The environment secretary, Elizabeth Truss, said an emergency government meeting has been called to organise effective responses to help those worst affected by the floods.