Sentence examples for aid imposed from inspiring English sources

The EU and the US have protested, withdrawn aid, imposed sanctions, but this is not a problem that can be solved by the west.

Liberia would benefit from a stronger version of the sanctions that international banks and governments that give aid imposed on Cambodia.

The interim study by the Bach Commission, published on Friday, acknowledges that deep cuts to legal aid imposed by past governments cannot be entirely reversed in the current financial climate.

Edwards told the Guardian he had lost around a third of his staff due to the first round of 8.75% cuts in criminal legal aid imposed by the MoJ.

Mr. Sukardi said he originally supported the Congressional restrictions on American aid, imposed after the Indonesian military's involvement in killing civilians in East Timor as that region sought independence from Indonesia.

Alice Wyss, Amnesty International's UK researcher, said: "Cuts to legal aid imposed by this government have decimated access to justice and left thousands of the most vulnerable without essential legal advice and support.

The government's proposals for action will be to speed up the introduction of a residence test to prevent those who have not lived in the UK for a year from claiming legal aid, imposing fresh restrictions on "no win, no fee" funding agreements and strengthening the investigative powers used against law firms that allegedly abuse legal procedures.

Because AID imposes a great genotoxic stress on GC B cells, we next questioned if the induction of SHR factors was simply a stress response to AID-mediated DNA lesions.

It brought baby milk and medical supplies to support an estimated 4,000 civilians, just in time for Syria to meet a Thursday deadline to improve aid access or face having aid deliveries imposed by air drops.

About 500,000 displaced people face famine if substantial international aid does not begin to flow by March, said Susan E. Rice, the United States ambassador, calling an aid blockade imposed by Sudan "unconscionable and unacceptable".

Eventually the state provided bailout aid and imposed a fiscal oversight board.