Sentence examples for while the assistance from inspiring English sources

While the assistance Syria receives from its external allies, like Iran and Russia, is important, it would be inconsequential if the Assad regime were not backed by a significant portion of the population.

Amnesty International said at least 130 political prisoners had been set free while the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners, an organisation based in neighbouring Thailand, put the figure at around 200. "Right now, many more prisoners are waiting to be released.

Cobalt supported on alkali earth metal carbonate, especially Co/SrCO3, showed high selectivity to PROX of CO while the assistance of methanation of CO was necessary to achieve over 99% conversion of CO.

Blind individuals needed assistance more often (OR: 2.65 to 11.35) than CG members while the assistance required by LV individuals was similar to that for the CG.

While the assistance of current students to identify patients could potentially result in a sample with positive perspectives, it should be noted that the patients' perspectives were also derived from previous longitudinal students who had no role in sample selection.

Indeed, the problem is two-fold: increasingly, such structures are dwindling as a result of the crisis in informal caregivers, while the assistance required, due to patient complexity, calls for an increasing degree of skill.

While much of the assistance will go to the neediest students, institutions are also increasing merit aid.

While abroad, with the assistance of art agent and collector George A. Lucas, Avery commissioned artworks from the most fashionable Parisian artists, including William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Jules Breton, Jean-Léon Gérôme, and Ernest Meissonier.

The muscle contraction contributes to τm in Equation 7, while τr2h represents the assistance from the robot, which can be measured by the force sensor attached on the end effector using the following equation: τ r2h = J T F r2h (8).

The approach allowed House conservatives to vote for some of the assistance while lowering the total cost.

Interspersed letters from Joe to Rebecca help navigate this complex subnarrative; one welcomes the assistance while feeling a vague dissatisfaction with the artifice of it all.