Sentence examples for aid directed from inspiring English sources

Anti-smoking campaigns already account for most of the aid directed to cancer.

Scholarships and financial aid directed specifically at minorities were beginning to become more prevalent.

He increased international aid directed specifically at women, introduced policies to protect women from violence and sexual harassment at work and at home, and unlocked funding for grass-roots feminist organizations across the country.

They propose trade reform to help developing nations, a focus on good governance rather than on individual rights and a huge increase in foreign aid directed toward strategically important countries like Pakistan.

In some countries a distinction is drawn between "social services," denoting programs, such as health care and education, that serve the general population, and "welfare services," denoting aid directed to vulnerable groups, such as the poor, the disabled, or the delinquent.

OOMMPPAA: a tool to aid directed synthesis by the combined analysis of activity and structural data.

After the introduction, the decision aid directs patients to a menu of choices that allows them to choose one or more additional test-specific video segments by clicking on the name of the test with the mouse.

Al Pacino and Meryl Streep lead an outstanding cast in Tony Kushner's epic play about Aids directed for television by Mike Nichols.

Companies should understand the regulations around Gift Aid, direct tax and VAT before transferring funds or making important strategic decisions.

But the charity acknowledged that some governments had chosen to pledge aid direct to the Bangladeshi government, while others had sent food supplies.

Recent hopes that the Arab League might pay Gulf aid direct to civil servants' bank accounts have been dashed after the Americans blocked it, says the presidency.