Sentence examples for aid goals from inspiring English sources

Second, the investment losses of the endowment and the increased demand for financial aid will require us to significantly expand our financial aid goals, just to stand still.

The government says the increased money, which builds on annual growth to DFID's budget of 9.2% in the 2004 spending review 2004 and 8.1% in the 2002 spending review, means that its four aid goals will be met on time.

Four senior UN members and two aid workers with extensive experience in the Middle East have told the Guardian that access to officials had been prioritised over access to areas in need, meaning aid goals had often not been met.

Mr. Ban organized a task force to quantify the gap between aid goals for 2015, first set out in 2000 and known as the Millennium Development Goals, and what has actually been achieved.

The apparent watering down of the pledge follows strong lobbying from France and Italy, which are way off track to meet their 2010 aid goals, and provides an early test for David Cameron at his first G8 summit.

In fact, if Kasabian had only ever made one record, Pizzorno would exist as a footnote on a Wiki page as the scorer of "one of the great Soccer Aid goals!", after memorably lobbing David Seaman in a charity match at Wembley in 2012.

Certainly none of the most prominent campaigners have taken up the really controversial positions espoused by some Christians, such as opposition to abortion, the large-scale resettlement of Christian refugees from the wars in Iraq and Syria, or even a commitment to the 0.7% foreign aid goal.

Despite ROM being valued for improving patient monitoring and outcome, aiding goal-setting, encouraging evidence-based practice, increasing patient input and improving clinicians ability to predict outcome in adult services [ 8- 11], there are several factors inhibiting the use of outcome measures.

Using an iterative process involving 48 critical illness survivors, family surrogate decision makers, and intensivists, we developed a Web-based decision aid addressing goals of care preferences for surrogate decision makers of patients with prolonged mechanical ventilation that could be either administered by study staff or completed independently by family members (Development Phase).

It will require a long-term strategy that is politically palatable to future administrations and consistent diplomatic signaling that the U.S. is prepared to cut off aid if goals are not met.

Just one month before the March 15th Illinois Primary, both political parties in Illinois have amassed major war chests to aid their goals of upsetting (or defending) the balance of power in state government.