The phrase "aid on its" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to assistance or support related to something, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The organization aims to provide aid on its initiatives to improve community health."
Alternatives: "support for its" or "assistance with its".
Aid on its own won't solve the issue".
Israel had been spending about of a quarter of the aid on its domestic arms industry.
Despite those front-page references to humanitarian aid on its homepage, the LBBC stands quite firm by its Gaddafiphilia.
It then goes on to mention, "in the spirit of the declaration", that Japan will be bestowing some economic aid on its beleaguered neighbour.
A UN investigation last year found that the World Food Programme worked with known corrupt transport contractors to deliver aid on its behalf.
On Friday, an official in South Korea's Unification Ministry accused the North of selling international food aid on its domestic market, Reuters reported.
"The capital limit increase is routine and does not reflect a change in policy about how UK aid delivers on its fantastic track record of fighting poverty".
It's been aided on its way there by the Brazil coach Luis Felipe Scolari who has tried to put the death of his nephew to the back of his mind in the build-up to today's opening ceremony.
Looking to the "competitiveness guru" Michael E. Porter for ideological inspiration and policy guidance exposes the agenda of conservatives who wish to retain our free-wheeling, laissez-faire economy, but only temper its excesses and put Band-Aids on its inherent shortcomings.
Pfizer puts a $64.6 billion Band-Aid on its drug pipeline with the acquisition of Wyeth on Monday, while cutting 19,000 jobs.
In Mozambique, a southeast African country heavily dependent on aid for its health care, a Planned Parenthood affiliate called Amodefa lost 60percentt of its funding, though some of its work can be transferred to other groups, said Santos Simione, its executive director.
