Sentence examples for were requested to assist from inspiring English sources

But in a statement over the weekend, the recording industry group suggested that it had done what had been asked of it: "Rights holders and the R.I.A.A. were requested to assist law enforcement and made every attempt to do so in a complete and prompt manner," the statement said.

A short time later, members of OKC Fire were requested to assist with patients at the airport due to breathing problems.

At the health facilities visited the officer-in-charge, matrons and ward sister-in-charge were requested to assist in identification of potential participants.

"This may be a challenging process for everyone involved, but it is our hope that everybody, whether from government or from the institutions, who is requested to assist the inquiry will co-operate in a fair, open and wholehearted way so that this unique opportunity will not be wasted," Hart said at Banbridge courthouse where the hearings will take place.

The facilitator was requested to assist with identifying knowledgeable participants for the focus group interviews.

This information was requested to assist in assembling safety data for submission to a federal regulatory agency (Health Canada) in relation to academic research on the product.

Networks were requested to provide $A500 to each practice to assist with data cleaning processes at the project start.

Another factor possibly contributing to a smaller number of evaluable questionnaires was that the research staff was requested to not assist the patients or to check for and ask patients to fill in unanswered questions.

In each region, experts in the field of general practice and mental health were contacted and requested to assist in the recruitment of two GPs.

UNICEF and other UN agencies are not usually requested to assist the government of China in its response to natural disasters.

All patients are requested to appoint a MC to assist them in remembering to take their medicines and to encourage them when they are not feeling well (Amuron et al., 2007).