Sentence examples for units to work with from inspiring English sources

The state premier of New South Wales, Bob Carr, said on Monday that he wanted military units to work with the police to protect Sydney, the largest city.

The group's growing prominence, and the willingness of some Free Syrian Army units to work with it, increased the West's reluctance to provide military aid and gave Mr. Assad an opportunity to paint the entire opposition as driven by foreign-backed extremists.

And the department will form a family assistance unit to work with grieving families.

Samsung is interested in making a unit to work with its mobile devices, according to Engadget.com.

Gartmore, which has about £45 billion ($72 billion) of assets, hired Nick Shaw in London from the Royal Dutch/Shell Group's pension unit to work with Mr. Gale.

And by the start of the second half, in the overture to Rameau's opera "Naïs," Mr. Christie had a tightly knit unit to work with.

The UZ intervention included: (1) remodeling physical space; (2) holistic nursing techniques training for the nursing staff; (3) yoga therapists on the unit to work with patients using breathing and yoga techniques; (4) "patient navigator"; and (5) audiovisuals demonstrating yoga and relaxation techniques for patients to use in bed.

Although the biochemistry, pathology, and microbiology units at the College of Medicine have been clustered under the department of pathology for a number of years, this is the first time for the three units to work together with the department of medical education to create such initiative.

Further shootings involve British "mentoring units" sent to work with Afghan police and soldiers.

Medical monitoring of patients on HD is a hard task and renal units need to work with practical and, if possible, few instruments.

Ed Joyce and William Poterfield bedding in when batting, leading the team to totals that will be big enough to give a competent, canny bowling unit something to work with.