Sentence examples for aid credits from inspiring English sources

Officials across the region are eager, however, for American aid, credits and trade advantages.

Instead of military advisers and helicopters, they are asking for more development aid, credits and trade to fight the narcotics trade by fighting poverty.

Polly Neate, chief executive of the charity Women's Aid, credits an "Archers effect" with helping to raise awareness that domestic abuse affects all sorts of people: 6,774 calls were made to the national domestic abuse helpline in February, an increase of 17% in a year.

The race to justify aid in terms of vital national interests is partly driven by competitive pressures from "emerging donors", for whom development assistance can be – by dint of the peculiarities of the OECD definition – a combination of loans, tied aid, credits and debt write-offs that can legitimately pursue trade and geostrategic advantages.

Rite Aid credited the decrease to store closings and a 1% decline in same-store sales, composed of a 1.3% decrease in the front end and 0.9% slide in the pharmacy.

The company is already broadening its offerings into such areas as pre-aid credit cards and accounts wherein paychecks are deposited directly into a credit/debit card accounts.

And a narrow majority would be unstable — risking defeat in crucial parliamentary votes needed to pass more aid or credits for troubled economies.

It won't happen, but here is what the White House should do: Cut off all aid and credits to Moscow until the government halts its bloody assault on Chechnya, becomes current in paying its workers 25% of Russian workers go unpaid each month and denies export licenses to companies that are also not current in paying their employees.

"We keep doing Band-Aids, extending credits a year or two," he said.

That will require assistance to develop agricultural markets and aid and credit for new technologies and seeds to boost yields.

In the meantime, former tenants are offered social aid, from credit repair and job advice to drug treatment.