Translation of "Hilfreich sein für" in English

Clues can be very helpful to a fellow trying to solve a crime.

This will be helpful to those with an Android smartphone.

And you will be very helpful for it.

Imaging can be helpful for ruling out medical/neurological disorders.

These applications are surely going to be helpful for you.

It is not helpful for restoration of democracy.

Dilution prior to incorporation can be helpful for easier dosing.

Shampoos or oils may be helpful for topical treatment.

It will be helpful for merchants with existing X-Cart or LC stores.

She will use this experience to progress on the World Cup circuit.

But still illusions can be helpful to people.

We agree that the Commission should submit a new draft on the basis of the discussions that have taken place, and I should like to express my thanks for this constructive cooperation.

This should help devise future strategies andmeasures to combat racism.

A neutral third party may help in seeking an agreement about these issues.

It can be also applicable for integration of our Host module with your software.

Other minerals that could be useful for losing weight manganese.

Therefore, they can help in digestion and that may be useful for weight reduction.

Most of the material on this site will be helpful for survivors in these groups.

Scheduling is another feature that can be very helpful for small businesses.

A visual, auditory and 3-D presentation of car qualities can be really helpful for some purposes.

Adaptogens are believed to be helpful for people dealing with physical and/or emotional stress.

These can be helpful for completing extra-difficult areas, such as boss fights.

I hope that those methods will be helpful for you, all the best!

I believe that the report on the Cohesion Policy and investment in the real economy will provide ideas for dealing with the crisis and will be useful for subsequent measures aimed at stimulating economy activity which we are expecting from the European Union summit.

On-line communities can help in the dissemination of knowledge, the exchange of good practices and innovation in rural products and services;

It could be helpful to organise a Sports Council as we have for education and youth, which will perhaps be the enlarged format.

And how should the matter be treated? Should we have recourse, for example, to an agricultural code of practice, to be used as an instrument of comparison in relation to established policy, and only after that grant direct income support?

The possibility of having a product's compliance with regulations certified by an external agency would certainly be very helpful in this case and would ensure a clearer and more logical approach.

This can be a help, but on its own is no panacea for all the problems facing the rural dweller.