Sentence examples for aid carried from inspiring English sources

DealBook » Deutsche Bank Said to Take European Loans  |  The German lender, which had said taking state aid carried a stigma, accepted $6.6 billion to $13.1 billion in the European Central Bank's lending program last week, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing an unnamed person familiar with the matter.

Britain has delivered humanitarian aid, carried out surveillance, given weapons to Kurds and promised training in Iraq.

The students' complaint alleges that ITT, which shut down all 137 campuses in September after the Department of Education cut off federal aid, carried out "illegal actions pursuant to corporate policies and imperatives directed at churning students through a costly sham".

But does not this theory of indirect aid carry itself to ridiculous conclusions?

Being mutagenic, AID carries the associated risk of producing genotoxic and oncogenic lesions elsewhere in the genome.

Vogel soon came to her aid, carrying the fallen runner to the end of the track, where she guided her across the finish line -- ahead of herself.

Aid carries with it the poison pill of conditionality that forces the opening of the markets to privatisation of state assets, and the straitjacket of monetarist policies.

Smile"; Kool-Aid, carrying the theme "More smiles per gallon"; and Kraft Singles cheese slices, which in ads by the New York office of Nitro, scheduled to begin on Monday, describe how a Singles cheeseburger can be made for less than a dollar.

Indeed, as we shall see in the following subsection, because of the related economic gains, the expansion of birdwatching trails has become part of official development aid programs and aid projects carried out by environmental organizations in developing countries.

Major Muvara and Sloane Mann, a U.S. Aid worker, carried them to a refugee camp.

Although first aid was carried out at the scene, the 57-year-old performer's son later died from his injuries in the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton.