Sentence examples for should offer to help from inspiring English sources

In fact, we should offer to help them pack.

I explained to my son that she was blind and that we should offer to help her.

In discussions with an employee concerning any performance problem, the supervisor should offer to help the employee determine the source of the problems and offer guidance on appropriate assistance, counseling or other resources.

Sidestepping sterile arguments about whose values are better, the EU should offer to help China obey its own laws.With their talk of placing stability and growth above individual rights, Communist officials sometimes make human rights sound like air conditioning, or colour television: a luxury you can afford once you acquire a certain level of wealth.

Chris Breen from the Refugee Action Collective in Melbourne said: "As the richest country in the region, Australia should offer to help Malaysia and Indonesia with permanent resettlement of stateless Rohingya refugees in Australia, to deal with the ongoing crisis.

I watched a man with a white cane find his way along the street yesterday, and wondered whether I should offer to help.

You should also offer to help others who are in the same situation as you have been.

Whether you're suddenly in the middle of a complete work crisis or a project is just taking way longer than expected, you should be there to offer to help out, to stay late, or to complete the extra work that needs to be done.

And she warned that beneficiaries should beware of "scam artists" who offer to help them get the assistance to which they are entitled under the law.

More language tuition should be offered to help immigrants to integrate.

Stamp duty discounts, variable council tax rates and other financial incentives should be offered to help households reduce energy bills and revive the government's flagship conservation initiative, a group of MPs has urged in a scathing report.