Sentence examples for wouldn't assist from inspiring English sources

"The C.I.A. wouldn't assist me," she says.

But it would not assist it either.

On Wednesday, Corvallis said it would not assist with interviews.

"The psychiatrist will hopefully conclude, 'yes, he suffers from something,' " said Mr. Klores, who like several of those interviewed said they would not assist Mr. Walker.

The governor then said that the state would not assist them unless the Nets could lure another sports team to make the proposed arena economically viable.

John Brooks of the Miami police had accompanied federal agents on the raid -- though taking no active role -- after the mayor repeatedly said the police would not assist.

Judge Drager wrote that the psychologists' reports, "in purporting to prove that the success of the business could be attributed solely to the husband's innate genius," would not assist her in distributing the couple's assets.

I find it ironic that Secretary Napolitano would not assist our State of Florida with ensuring the integrity of the voting process but she can make a unilateral decision about who can reside in America.

But by closing down its manufacturing of new plutonium and highly enriched uranium, India would prove to the international community that opening up nuclear commerce would not assist, either directly or indirectly, its nuclear weapons program.

Officials conceded the metadata retention would not assist in tracking many internet-based communications, but said it would allow intelligence agencies to continue to use telecommunications data that had become less available.

Handing down judgment at the high court in London, Mr Justice Tugendhat said: "The reason that I decline to make the reference is that, in my judgment, it would not assist the attorney general.