Sentence examples for to be aiding from inspiring English sources

The owner, a police officer named Jose Ramos, was believed to be aiding drug dealers.

Even mild criticism seems to be aiding and abetting a broader conspiracy, however unintentionally.

Second, OFCs are thought to be aiding tax evasion, the unlawful avoidance of tax.

A small number of Americans are believed to be aiding Pakistani police raids in the North-West Frontier Province.

"The F.D.A. is supposed to be aiding the development and implementation of vaccines and life-saving medicines," he said.

He was at a tournament in Poland, and playing against Polt*, when he grew annoyed that the crowd's reactions seemed to be aiding his opponent.

Now they are to be aided by the National Guard, which is paramilitary by definition.

It is assumed that each D2D link or cellular link is limited to be aided by only one relay.

More generally, it is counterintuitive to many to think that any of us have a right to be aided.

While many expect tasks like training and orientation to be aided greatly by virtual reality, the level of fidelity isn't quite there yet.

The Queen's labour with Louise was the first to be aided with chloroform.