Examples of using Help provided in English and their translations into French
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is the help provided to a person developing a mental health problem
The help provided through the American Marshall Plan put an end to the Civil War,
professionalism, and help provided by screening officers.
was most grateful for the help provided by Italy in that regard;
her delegation was deeply grateful for the help provided by the United Nations system
preparation for their return will in future be a fixed part of the help provided to minors who must return to their country of origin.
Because of the efficient measures undertaken by the Albanian Government, and thanks to the help provided by our partners, Albania is recovering from the consequences of last year's conflict in Kosovo.
family-orchestrated child experiences and on the help provided to parents in order to maximise their child's health and safety.
once again expressed gratitude for the help provided by the United States Mission.
have a good quality of life thanks to the help provided by the Canadian Cancer Society;
Seen from this perspective, the support and help provided in the past by the victim are a sign of commitment that should encourage the witness to reciprocate Biétry, Creusier, Camus& Laroche, 2014.
more efficient than group meetings, because the help provided is customized.
The specific epithet johnsoni is a patronym recognizing the help provided to Wolfe and Wehr by a young Kirk Johnson,
Thanks to the help provided by his uncle and a clerk,
Estonia greatly appreciates the help provided by the United Nations,
Help provided to FAO in monitoring progress in national forest programmes in Europe(see also discussion of national reports under agenda item 3);
The help provided by the EGF consists of co-financing measures such as job-search assistance,
The amount of help provided varies greatly from one country to the other and the degree of
Yet the help provided by these associations in assembling files,
determine practical measures to run them, and the help provided for the poor children in the school.