Sentence examples for aid combat from inspiring English sources

In addition to having to duck and return fire while administering aid, combat medics, unlike their civilian counterparts, often find themselves wrist-deep in the hot ruined flesh of their best friends.

While international aid will help combat the disease, Mr. Arthur underscored the need for a regional approach to build on longstanding collaborations in health, research and economic matters.

Proceeds from the EP went to the Mercury Phoenix Trust to help combat Aids.

Kelly has supported aid packages to help combat violence in Central America as part of a vision that "involves much closer alliances than Trump" has signaled he wants in the area, Alden told me. Kelly has spoken in-depth about the security issues driving individuals to cross the US border from Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala.

Children's authors are launching a campaign today to persuade governments to step up aid to combat malnutrition which blights the life chances of millions of children.

A number of the 15 "focus countries" targeted to receive large amounts of U.S. aid to combat H.I.V./AIDS were not democracies, despite considerable domestic criticism.

Mrs Clinton said that the country needed more than military aid to combat al-Qaeda and stressed the urgency of economic and political reform.

Currently aid agencies combat this problem by giving children vitamin A supplements, but addressing this issue with a locally grown food would be more sustainable.

Hillary Clinton, the US Secretary of State, announced yesterday that Washington will give an extra $28m of emergency aid to combat the famine.

This means providing more debt relief and increasing humanitarian aid to combat diseases like AIDS, as well as helping to build basic health systems in poor countries.

The country has received no significant foreign aid to combat the practice that Unicef researchers knew of, and it has been the subject of no scholarly study that they could find.