Sentence examples for aid closely from inspiring English sources

In the past decade rich countries have tried to improve a dismal record of development spending by linking aid closely to the priorities of recipients (rather than financing a big project which the country does not need) and by demanding good governance.

I see and respect this point of view, but I'd like to pose a question: "Who showed you what you could be?" For me, it was my parents -- aided closely by an extensive network of family, church members and attentive neighbors.

Opponents of the aid were closely divided between Mr. Santorum and Mr. Romney.

The Bush administration followed suit, admitting Mali to the nations it favored with a Millennium Challenge Compact (its initiative to link aid more closely to performance) in 2006.

In recent years, the United States government has both contracted out for more aspects of development and humanitarian assistance in conflict zones and connected this foreign aid more closely than ever with strategic and military goals.

Because the EU demanded a reduction by a fifth in the area of Britain covered by regional-aid grants, the new policy is to try to target aid more closely on areas where it may leverage in investment.But those clever chaps in Whitehall have found a way of softening the blow for some losing areas, such as the Isle of Wight and Torbay.

It would have broken the link between subsidy and production, tying farm aid more closely to rural conservation and most important reducing the extent to which the CAP dumps farm goods outside the EU, which drives down world prices at great cost to poor-country farmers.How has this modest but welcome plan fared?

Attitudes prior to and subsequent to exposure to marketing of hearing aids were closely analyzed.

They also agreed that the aid would be closely tracked.

They stressed the aid would be closely monitored to assure it was not squandered through corruption or mismanagement.

Because Somalia is so dangerous, especially for foreigners, it is difficult for international aid agencies to closely monitor operations in the country.