Sentence examples for to help realising from inspiring English sources

Humans would ask questions, set goals, and invent new needs, and the role of robots would be to help realising these plans.

Mobile learning can be one medium to help realise this right.

In April Gordon Brown, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, promised to spend $15 billion over the next ten years to help realise this goal.

Every idea we had, we discussed how the song would relate to Usher's life and then I just tried to help realise these lyrics and feelings.

Howard nurtured a vision of importing Graham-style modern dance to Britain, and in 1967 asked Cohan to help realise it.

She says that a $75 system is "within reach," and she set up a new company, Pixel Qi, to help realise that vision.

The Tottenham Hotspur director and Air Miles founder had attempted to bring Olympic sports together under one banner as the British Sports Marketing Bureau in order to help realise their commercial potential.

Petit assembled a team of half a dozen co-conspirators to help realise his dream – a project the film presents in the manner of a heist movie.

"This is a particularly important development for the energy sector, in which Iran is hoping to attract $30bn of foreign investment to help realise its ambitions to increase oil production".

One of More's achievement as Lord Chancellor was to help realise Thomas Wolsey's concept of an impartial justice system in England that was available irrespective of social status, a principle that the Law Society will continue to fight to protect.

It is in our shared interest to help realise the full potential of this country as a major regional player and a link between east and west," he said.