The phrase "aid run" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of operation or activity related to providing assistance, but without context, it is unclear.
Example: "The organization is planning an aid run to deliver supplies to the affected areas."
Alternatives: "assistance operation" or "relief mission".
British volunteers on a humanitarian aid run to refugees in Calais were detained by police under legislation meant to be used against suspected terrorists, an aid group has told the Independent.
Some of the good deeds required a little planning – such as the aid run to Calais to drop off supplies in refugee camps; others were more spontaneous: donating a Star Wars ticket to a mega-fan keen to be at the first midnight screening or simply telling someone they were special.
The first aid run was completed on 9 August.
Existing pledges on "climate aid" run out at the end of this year, and the EU has yet to clarify what happens then.
It initiates actions against members for such offences as illegal state aid, running excessive budget deficits or having filthy beaches.
Mr. Maung Thura organized five teams that began making almost daily aid runs to outlying villages in the delta.
The nation's unemployment compensation system is a patchwork of state programs; federal benefits are available when state aid runs out, typically after 26 weeks.
When the aid runs out or the North's economic situation worsens, the North typically begins a new round of appeals and confrontations as a way to elicit further aid.
But state and local governments, which must run more or less balanced budgets, have slashed spending and employment as federal aid runs out — and this has been a major drag on the overall economy.
Prospective donors have expressed worry and confusion over whether such charitable aid runs afoul of the extensive American sanctions imposed on the country because of its disputed nuclear program.
Officials say they suspect residents of putting up "ghost" tents to become eligible for aid, running small businesses on prime property, committing crimes and renting out habitable houses while living in tents.
