Sentence examples for aid being shifted from inspiring English sources

With the healthcare system collapsing and any available medical aid being shifted to help the soldiers on either side of the revolution, the disabled and handicapped are being left behind. .

With the healthcare system collapsing and any available medical aid being shifted to help the soldiers on either side of the revolution, the disabled and handicapped are left behind. .

American antidrug aid is shifting more toward training police and shoring up judicial systems that have allowed criminals to kill with impunity in Mexico and Central America.

The United Nations Food and Agriculturee Organisation has just published a report on the state of the world's forests which estimates that, between 1990 and 2000, Africa's forest cover declined by 0.8% a year and South America's declined by 0.4%.Now, international attention and development aid are shifting away from forests.

The paradigm of global health aid is shifting away from governmental agencies towards the civil sector.

President Bush has proposed changes to the food aid program, recommending that one-quarter of the food aid budget be shifted from commodities to cash.

By one school of thought, though, aid should be shifted even farther, to an inmate's home town.

He has proposed that some federal aid will be shifted away from colleges that fail to hold down net tuition – the costs paid by students after taking grants into account.

Second, the power relations of the aid industry would be shifted.

The campaigners are calling for measures to make lending more responsible and for aid-giving to be shifted away from bodies like the World Bank that give loans towards sources that give it in the form of grants.

Even if our district doesn't lose any state aid from last year, our costs have gone up so drastically that we are looking at a budget increase of 7percentt, which, with no increase in state aid, will have to be shifted onto the taxpayers.