Sentence examples for aid in all from inspiring English sources
There is a lack of aid in all of the parts of Syria that we went to.
The nations in Istanbul, meantime, pledged $2.5 billion in aid in all, according to Fathi Baja, a member of the rebel council.
Therefore, we would recycle the money, which would be £800m by 2018-2019, in a support fund that would protect legal aid in all cases involving domestic abuse and also provide support and counselling for people experiencing domestic abuse.
The Department of Defense launched a review into the delivery of that aid "in all forms" on 15 August, the day after the government crackdown on two pro-Morsi protest camps in Cairo.
Rick Perry tried claiming that as president he'd zero-base budget all foreign aid and then ran into the Israel buzz saw, exempted "strategic aid in all forms" and appeared to wind up saying that he would take a hard-eyed look at any spending overseas that involved aid to hungry children.
The Tipitina's Foundation, the club's charitable arm, has distributed about $1.5 million in aid; in all, Tipitina's and other nonprofit groups have marshaled tens of millions of dollars in relief from around the world to help bolster the music business here.
Scholarship aid comes in all shapes and sizes is used by colleges and universities to attract students who might be "above profile" (stronger grades and/or testing than the average accepted student).
She stood in front of the bandages and Band-Aids, taking in all their myriad shapes and colors clear, nude, cloth-covered, breathable plastic, patterned with racing cars and cartoon dolphins.
Though the imaging technology was conceived primarily as a counterterrorism tool, the cameras' presence has aided in all sorts of traditional criminal investigations.
Also, to give Member States more of a voice in the process, Article 13 requires that the Commission be aided in all decisions by the Standing Committee for Foodstuffs.
Changes in grade school curriculums could help redress the imbalance by, for example, using computer programs as tools and teaching aids in all disciplines, from history to music to biology.
