Sentence examples for should be given assistance from inspiring English sources

On the day Coral and Paul Jones published a book about their ordeal, the couple said people who feared they were going to commit crimes against children should be given assistance if they asked for it.

In a speech last week, education minister Elizabeth Truss said all schools should be given assistance to cater for younger children and to open for longer hours so that families have greater flexibility.

A couple of experts explicitly suggested that women should be given assistance with decision making, discussing strategies such as online decision making tools and primary care practitioner support in understanding the evidence and making choices in accordance with consumers' personal values.

It is our experience that the questionnaire "Barnhöft" can be sent as a postal letter with a paper format questionnaire to the participant but with the recommendation that a parent/caretaker or a close relative should be giving assistance, especially for the children below 11 years of age.

But this week the national consensus is that agencies like the CIA and FBI should be given every assistance in catching the terrorists.

The latest fighting comes as a debate has been reignited in Washington over whether Ukrainian government troops should be given lethal assistance.

Overall, domain experts working on terminologies should be given more assistance as regards terminological and linguistic knowledge and methodology to assure linguistic and terminological next to technical quality of their terminologies.

He said financial assistance should be given only to those nations with a realistic chance of bringing birth rates down.

With the Dist3 method, the spatial distribution of census tracts where financial assistance should be given is striking.

In light of the facts mentioned here, it is justified that caregivers should be given not only adequate pharmacological assistance but also support in the form of coping measures for working through the grief they experience while the patient is still alive.

Mr. Rangel said Hale House should be given a chance "to get professional assistance to respond" to criticisms.