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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aid budgets" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing financial allocations for assistance programs or humanitarian efforts. Example: "The government has increased aid budgets to support countries affected by natural disasters."
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Some have aid budgets.
The financial crisis has crimped aid budgets.
The health, education and international aid budgets are ring-fenced.
Requests for aid may rise, but many aid budgets won't.
The recent financial crisis has seen aid budgets squeezed.
But think about how we've increased international aid budgets.
Where to find the cash?Hard-pressed aid budgets cannot do it.
The reduction in aid budgets, understandable as it may be, has been too severe.
They could divert it from funds already allocated to their own aid budgets.
After the end of the Cold War, foreign-service and aid budgets were sharply cut.
A number of European countries, including Britain and Greece, have already sharply increased their aid budgets.
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