The phrase "aid reduce" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The program aims to aid in reducing poverty levels in the community."
Alternatives: "help decrease" or "assist in lowering".
Should they increase development aid, reduce tariffs on farm imports, stiffen deterrents for immigrants from agrarian economies, or work on joint solutions to what is, after all, a shared problem?
The change, made entirely within the government's statutory powers, is likely to diminish the pool of students who qualify for federal aid, reduce education spending by hundreds of millions of dollars, limit access to billions of dollars in state and institutional grants and, as a result, increase the dependence on loans to pay for college.
Reecy Aresty, a respected college financial aid advisor, author of How to Pay For College Without Going Broke and lecturer since 1977, has helped thousands of families: protect their assets, increase their wealth, maximize their financial aid, reduce their taxes.
One strategy that can aid reducing these externalities is carsharing.
All of the aid reduced the cost to the district to $6 million.
The aid reduces the amount spent on premiums, deductibles and other costs.
In one trial, financial aid reduced the drop-out rate by 60%.
The team, which includes local utilities, county agencies and the state Department of Economic Development, offers financial aid, reduced energy rates, and help finding a building or property.
But he notes that because financial aid reduces the incentives to save, it is like a 25percentto30percentcentaxax on a family's savings.
The UK formally "untied" all development assistance in 2001, with the justification that "tied aid reduces value for money", and tends to lead to inappropriate and expensive projects that do little to tackle the needs of the poorest.
The gadget makes its debut today in a report from US researchers, who found that the mechanical aid reduced the energy needed for walking by 7%, the equivalent of shedding half a stone (4kg) of bodyweight.
