Sentence examples for aid required from inspiring English sources

By securing the pledged aid required by the country to achieve its development priorities, the international community has sent a strong signal that, collectively, we can feel proud of.

Landslides have now made trekking routes and paths lethal, but helicopters are often grounded by bad weather and are too few to distribute anywhere near the quantities of aid required.

Mr. Miliband said there was growing accord among nations at the meeting on the level of aid required to help poor countries withstand threats resulting from climate change and adopt less-polluting energy technology.

In 1997, the federal Department of Education, finding mismanagement of millions of dollars of student aid, required Texas Southern to pay the students first and then file for reimbursement, draining the university's coffers and leaving some students without money and forced to sleep in their cars.

Such an amount would chime with comments made by the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, who, in a separate interview due to be published on Monday insisted that any additional aid required by Athens would be "far smaller" than the €240bn it had received so far.

A needs assessment is then required to make an initial estimate of the number of people left homeless by the earthquake, the number of temporary shelters required (Brown et al. 2010), and the type of humanitarian aid required.

Her father, a onetime celebrity now on medication, once swallowed his hearing aid, requiring his family to yell into his stomach to be heard.

Foreign aid requires the coordination of billions of dollars, collected as taxes,to attack problems that no person or company would tackle alone.

We believe that international aid requires the availability of intermodal transportation more than national and local aid operations.

Design of a digital hearing aid requires a set of filters that gives reasonable audiogram matching for the concerned type of hearing loss.

Because implementation of a decision aid requires time and financial commitment, its efficacy in improving the quality of patients' decisions must be evaluated.