Sentence examples for taking to help the from inspiring English sources

I've come straight from a meeting of the government's Cobra committee for dealing with emergencies, where we've been discussing the action that we will be taking to help the police to deal with the disorder on the streets of London and elsewhere in our country.

The new rules indicate an about-face in the department's attitude toward organic farming and represent one of several steps it is taking to help the small and medium-sized farmers who have mainly been ignored or even discriminated against by the agency for decades.

But when compared to the second 1971 survey, which assessed actions Americans were taking to help the environment, the new poll found some more positive developments.

The bottom line is this: You do whatever it takes to help the team win.

"I could have said no, but I'll do what it takes to help the team.

The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, expressed his condolences and ordered all necessary measures be taken to help the survivors.

Perhaps a big, gay dance party is what it will take to help the intractable sides find common ground.

In Roslyn, a change in leadership was one of the first steps taken to help the district rebound.

What steps can we take to help the remaining tree? A. Don't cut it down -- it isn't dead.

The big risk was not taking the shot, playing poorly and being viewed by the staff as unwilling to do what it took to help the team win.

Paul Sykes has promised to do "whatever it takes" to help the party top the polls in the European elections next May, according to the Daily Telegraph.