Sentence examples for aid keeping from inspiring English sources
And he was the saviour of communism in Cuba, his aid keeping the Castros in power while slowing the transition to capitalism in a bankrupt island.Theatre, cunning and oilTwo things lay at the heart of Mr Chávez's success.
Earlier, the energy minister, Panagiotis Lafazanis, called a halt to the privatisation programme that the EU and IMF have demanded in exchange for the €240bn in aid keeping Greece afloat.
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Diệm and Nhu were undeterred by the suspension of aid, keeping Tung and his men in the capital.
"Cars are becoming more automated with the introduction of assistance systems to aid parking; keeping a safe distance from the car in front; or lane departure warning systems," said David Bruce, director of AA Cars.
Such publications as the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin and the Uniform Crime Reports bulletin further aid in keeping law enforcement officers abreast of developments in crime detection and trends in crime.
Ice Cube sounds reasonable, sitting in south central in his shorts, sipping Kool Aid and keeping an eye on his jeep out in the drive.
In addition, Senator Tom Carper, Democrat from Delaware, introduced a bill that would include military benefits as federal student aid, while keeping the balance at 90/10, and a companion bill is pending the House.
This is in aid of keeping the governing coalition together and swinging Mr Sarney's block behind Dilma Rousseff, Lula's chief of staff and chosen candidate for the presidential election in October 2010.
Our Nass-Stat crime analysis process has been an effective aid in keeping our members informed of crime trends, and provides opportunity for investigators to share effective crime reduction measures.
The austerity-driven recession in Greece has made the country's budget deficit even worse than experts predicted, and the Greeks have not kept all their promises to the European Union, International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank, whose aid is keeping Athens afloat.
