The phrase "affecting aid" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the impact or influence of aid on a situation or group, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The report highlights the affecting aid provided to the community during the crisis."
Alternatives: "impacting assistance" or "influential support".
"How does affecting aid help deal with those things they are complaining about?
Guardian Global Development Professionals Network is running a series on this and other issues affecting aid workers.
How would you handle this? — Perplexed, Tenn .A. Since your child is already at least in his second year and receiving a need-based grant – and you indicate some cash-flow issues — you would probably be better off waiting to contribute to such a retirement plan until after you are out of the base income years affecting aid.
In recent weeks, there has been an increase in security incidents affecting aid workers and convoys, resulting in loss of humanitarian supplies and damage to vehicles".
The reasoning was that such differences might underpin differences in the kinetics of nuclear/cytoplasmic shuttling (thereby affecting AID turnover/abundance and therefore CSR) or that they might lead to differences in the residence time of AID at the nuclear pore, where CSR might take place.
Do my ex-husband's income and assets affect aid eligibility?
These could affect aid eligibility as well some federal tax benefits.
But it will not affect aid for counterterrorism operations or for border security issues involving the Sinai Peninsula and Gaza.
Afghan women are already barred from driving, and the new order, will mostly affect aid workers employed by the United Nations and nongovernmental organizations.
It will take years to gauge the full impact of the policy, which will affect aid groups as they renew grants or seek new U.S. funding.
The Americans have more or less explicitly said that if Mr Jaber stays on it would affect aid given to Iraq's security services.
