The phrase "aid practice" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to practices that assist or support something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The organization aims to improve aid practice in developing countries to ensure effective resource allocation."
Alternatives: "support practice" or "assistance practice".
1956 Robot footballers German inventor Josef Pachta's "robot footballers" are launched to aid practice sessions by simulating opposition players.
A generation of committed young lawyers began their careers in law centres, including the former New Labour ministers Paul Boateng and Harriet Harman, and countless others whose firms and chambers have shaped modern legal aid practice.
In 1974, he had just set up a legal practice called Fisher Meredith in south London, with Eileen Pembridge, and the firm was gaining a reputation largely as a committed legal aid practice, doing crime and family work.
The unfortunate thing is that it is the abnormal cases like this (which are often the only things that allow a legal aid practice to survive the otherwise dreadful legal aid rates), and the abnormal earnings of barristers with huge experience dealing with the most serious cases and working insane hours, that get reported.
Hina Jilani (61 years young), is a Co-founder of Pakistan's first all-female legal aid practice and has been active for decades in movements for peace, women's equality and human rights.
In the context of the current global food crisis, policy makers have to consider the limits of existing food aid practice that does not provide food nutritious enough to meet the specific needs of young, growing children.
The latter is under investigation by US authorities over its "recruiting, admissions and financial aid practices".
Colleges vary not only in the construction of their financial aid award letters but also in other financial aid practices.
On Feb. 9, about three weeks after the Department of Education sent the e-mail, federal education officials advised Apollo that the government would be conducting an in-depth program review of the company's financial aid practices.
The EU wants to revise its aid practices to avoid duplication and waste among member states, target aid more tightly to areas where the donor nation is most likely to do good, and stop pouring all the aid money into 30 "donor darlings".
In the proposal, the president plans to change aid practices to make sure those receiving financial aid are moving toward a degree by, among other things, stretching out the disbursement of Pell Grant money over the semester, rather than giving it out in a lump sum at the start.
