Sentence examples for aid ease from inspiring English sources

If the president made good it would collapse the EU-Turkey deal negotiated by Angela Merkel which saw Ankara agree to take back refugees in exchange for billions in aid, ease travel restrictions for Turks and refresh EU membership talks.

But Erdoğan said he was concerned the EU would renege on plans to provide €6bn (£4.8bn) in aid, ease visa restrictions for Turkish people, and speed up negotiations over the country's potential accession to the EU.

Pyongyang is trying to improve ties with Seoul because it very much wants dialogue with the United States, which could give the North aid, ease international sanctions and improve its economy in return for concessions, said Kim Yong-hyun, a professor of North Korea studies at Dongguk University in Seoul.

Interestingly, racial/ethnic differences in non-adherence were lessened when medication co-payment and mail-order pharmacy (both aiding ease of use) were factored into the model.

As in Zimbabwe, aid money could help ease the land issue, as long as the political structure is there.

Such talks could help ease tensions and aid stability in the region — something that would serve the interests of both India and the United States as Pakistan's weak civilian government struggles against a resurgent Taliban.

It also aids digestion and can help ease mild depression.

But carefully channeled international aid, conditioned on political reform, may help ease the Haitians' misery.

Grants and financial aid from the federal government can help ease this overwhelming financial strain.

Mr. Clinton visited the state eight times in his first year in office and barely slowed down thereafter, offering disaster relief, trade promotion and aid to ease the economic transition of California's declining military industries after the end of the cold war.

The United States offered the financial aid to ease those concerns.