Sentence examples for Deserving of aid from inspiring English sources

This comes dangerously close to declaring that African heads of government regard solidarity with doting tyrants more important than sound economic management, free elections and the rule of law a grim message to be sending in a year when Africa is trying to present itself as newly serious, responsible and deserving of aid.

As recent news stories have reiterated, these people are U.S. citizens, as deserving of aid in such horrific times as the recently hit communities in Florida or Texas.

It was argued that that NGOs draw on simplistic understandings of who is deserving of aid - resulting in unfair distribution.

The Kosovars are even more deserving of emergency aid.

Georgia and its American backers, including the Republican and Democratic United States presidential contenders, have presented Georgia as a plucky little democracy in an unstable region, a country deserving of generous aid and NATO membership.

And they certainly qualify as homeless beings deserving of the aid given to the more visibly homeless.

But that support has been declining, in a large part because Costa Rica is no longer seen as a poor country deserving of much international aid, says INBio's new director, Randall Garcia.

They — and the Israelis — could feel offended by the idea that the country would have to demonstrate that it is deserving of the kind of aid it has been getting in the past.

In another recent experiment, marketing professors Saerom Lee, Karen Winterich, and William Ross found that most people drew a sharp distinction between deserving and undeserving recipients of aid.

"This scripture-based analysis treats… people as deserving of love, respect and aid in spite of purported secular limitations".

Yet a study a few years ago concluded that women who do not make use of prenatal testing or who choose to keep pregnancies they know will lead to children with disabilities "were judged more responsible, more to blame, and less deserving of both sympathy and social aid subsequent to giving birth to a disabled child than were women to whom testing was not made available".