Sentence examples for seconded to help from inspiring English sources

The working group was headed by the well-known US economist, James K Galbraith, who was seconded to help Varoufakis until the politician's resignation earlier this month.

The greatest, according to Major-General Robert Cone, an American in charge of helping rebuild the army, is a shortage of Western "mentors"—people seconded to help with technology, planning and logistics.

He also said that the ISC might benefit from having independent experts seconded to help them and said the committee must have investigators who have intimate knowledge of the intelligence agencies.

It emerged that his father had been a senior air-force officer in India and had been seconded to help establish the Pakistan Air Force after independence in 1947.

Defence analysts with Russian expertise shared Power's scepticism that Russia-backed rebel groups would have had the expertise to fire the missile and suggested it was more likely to have been Russian ground troops who specialise in air defence, seconded to help the rebels.

These nights out are helpful at first to help you get over any awkward conversations in lectures.

They also hire trainers, who are called seconds, to help.

"He was always the first to help you out".

She was always first to help people who needed her.

"I feel I need first to help the poor and to really help change the community".

Morris asked Max first to help her with her painting&then to sleep with her.