Sentence examples for towards assisting from inspiring English sources
The Diaspora Emergency Action and Coordination (Demac) project has already gone some way towards assisting various diasporas in formalising the relationship between traditional actors and diasporas in humanitarian intervention.
"Following the protest, a north-based team has now been set up and is currently training and gearing up towards assisting in policing of the Olympics".
The method is tested against some of the most commonly used classifiers in machine learning via cross-validation and proved its potential towards assisting virus identification.
This monumental settlement is a strong step towards assisting the millions of current and former homeowners that were exploited, discriminated against and taken advantage of by major mortgage servicing banks.
Mr. Berman founded and serves as the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Project Dream Foundation, which is a charitable organization that is geared towards assisting at-risk youths and individuals overcoming adversity.
Given the above definition's specification that the hegemon often establishes and enforces the rules and norms in the international system, the question becomes: to what ends and in what situations should we devote our national energies and all of our advantages towards assisting countries in need?
Or the carers might push the patient towards assisted suicide in order to reduce the burden on them.
Her case, which has led to a radical change in the approach of prosecutors towards assisted suicide after a successful appeal in the House of Lords, could have been refused funding under the proposed system.
The participants were asked a number of questions to assess their views on 'assisted living' and their general attitude towards assisted technology.
Tim Booth spoke about "unnaturally celibate" priests, circumcision, female genital mutilation (FGM) and attitudes towards assisted suicide, homosexuality and so-called honour killings, In a personal film for the Daily Politics, he looked at organised religions and their rules and regulations on sexuality and the human body.
In this chapter, Canadian attitudes towards assisted suicide and euthanasia are examined and compared with other nations.
