Sentence examples for Substantial aid from inspiring English sources

Substantial aid from foreign sources has greatly alleviated inability to pay.

This, in turn, requires substantial aid to lower-income Americans so that they can afford coverage.

"Since Ireland is in the eurozone, it is likely to receive substantial aid from other nations.

A promise of substantial aid, conditioned upon steady progress, could remove the fear and make the traverse possible.

He said Panama needs substantial aid because successive military governments, including General Noriega's, stole large amounts from the national treasury.

Until then Nasser had managed to obtain substantial aid from both the Soviet Union and the United States.

Despite substantial aid from the Soviet Union, Vietnam continued to experience economic problems, exacerbated by a U.S. trade embargo.

The new leaders who hope to salvage Yugoslavia's shattered economy said today that the country would need substantial aid from abroad to survive the winter.

Robert I. Rotberg rightly argues that the United States should not yet start delivering substantial aid to Zimbabwe ("The false unity in Zimbabwe," Views, June 15).

He denied paying ransom in all but one case, involving NTV journalists, but he admitted he provided substantial aid in the form of computers and other marketable goods.

The identity of the payer was left vague, but one can assume that, washed through our substantial aid to Pakistan or not, it was ultimately American money.