Sentence examples for view to help from inspiring English sources

The debate has focused on how the Treasury will need to find at least an additional £8bn as set out in NHS England's Five Year Forward View, to help fill the £30bn funding gap.

Funded by the UK government's Technology Strategy Board with a view to help industry conform to European electronic waste regulation, the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), In2Tec and Gwent Electronic Materials have devised an adhesive that helps manufacturers take apart electronic circuit boards and reuse their components to make new components.

An encapsulated system for cryptdin-2 (a Paneth cell antimicrobial peptide) was developed, with a view to help it sustain adverse gut conditions and to ensure its bioavailability on oral administration.

The systems were designed with a view to help medical and nursing personnel to assess patient status, assist in making a diagnosis, and facilitate the selection of a course of therapy.

There are also a few references to improved battery life, search, contact management, an update to the catalog, and an overlay view to help with multitasking (check the screenshot, below).

In addition to that there should have problem solving services wing/window in the zakah management institution to provide necessary services relating to many aspects of small business enterprises with a view to help the entrepreneurs at any time regarding any problem.

Proper revision of housing and planning is needed, with a view to helping people rather than making money.

The universities now have the Supreme Court's stated permission to manage the process with a view to helping solve a big problem in American society.

The club's director of rugby will not be informed, with a view to helping the player deal with his illicit drug use in private.

Ibrahim said the government and the private sector were conducting research into reef health, with a view to helping the reefs recover from their bleaching.

Funeral advisor and Death Cafe founder Jon Underwood says the aim of the movement is "to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives".