Sentence examples for aid moving from inspiring English sources

"This latest flight will be full of medical supplies, water tankers and forklifts to get aid moving and help clear bottlenecks at the airports.

We must keep the train of humanitarian aid moving.

It includes advocacy skills and practical instruction in e.g. first aid, moving and handling.

Drought aid moved in to Taliban areas or those controlled by the opposition Northern Alliance with relatively little difficulty.

"If Putin can pull this off in a way that makes it look like Russia really cares about eastern Ukrainians and it's the government in Kiev that is blocking them, he scores a public relations victory whether the aid moves in or not," said Steven Fish, a professor of Russian studies at UC Berkeley.

Donor project approaches were phased out in the 1990s, and bilateral aid moved toward the pooling of resources to aid economies through sectorwide action programs.

It isn't likely that any aggressor could cope with a cloud of incoming warheads and associated penetration aids moving at 24 times the speed of sound.

Indian experts from across the political spectrum welcomed the aid move.

The legal aid move follows criticism from the official terror laws watchdog, David Anderson QC, who said his central concern over exclusion orders was the absence of any role for the courts in scrutinising its use.

"There was not a supply of fresh air to aid in moving the smoke," the NTSB said.

To the margins of the scapula are attached muscles that aid in moving or fixing the shoulder as demanded by movements of the upper limb.