Sentence examples for to extend help from inspiring English sources

To extend help to a child and his family for reduced social circumstances and immature parenting is not reimbursable and is therefore often the last resort.

Reforms designed to make childcare less expensive are being delayed by arguments that spilled out in public on Tuesday over how much the government can afford to extend help to middle-class families.

Research has shown that, even in an emergency, a bystander is less likely to extend help when he or she is in the real or imagined presence of others than when he or she is alone.

Opposition MPs hope to inflict an embarrassing defeat on the government on Monday over its refusal to extend help to unaccompanied child refugees from Syria and other war-torn countries who are stranded in Europe.

"What is the mind-set of these soldiers who would not take one second off to let those people go by?" Ms. Hamilton said, "We started thinking about the capacity of the hand and the voice to extend help or harm".

Euthanasia is widely accepted — and, since 2002 legal — in the Netherlands for those whose suffering is "unbearable," but Dr. de Jong's group has been courting controversy by seeking to extend help in dying to everyone age 70 and over, even if they aren't sick.

UNICEF also acknowledges the tremendous determination of the majority of the Iraqi people to extend helping hands and to protect children, and urges for this to continue.

This would, for the first time, extend help to households where one family member loses their job and the other remains in work.

"This is the first instance in which a supervisor has come to me extending help," said Mr. Haque, who is originally from India.

In recovery therapy, therapists are more inclined to self-disclosure and are able to extend therapeutic help enormously by urging their clients to join self-help groups.

People are using social media to not only express their grief, but in some cases, to extend their help.