Sentence examples for aid the argument from inspiring English sources

(After all, Madonna's film had its premiere in Berlin - although that doesn't quite aid the argument).

Lim's public release of a letter sent to the Liverpool board, as court proceedings began, could be seen to aid the argument of Hicks and Gillett.

These figures aided the argument of those suggesting that the AFL's initial proposed salary of $5,000 to $10,000 for most players was woefully inadequate.

Devendra Kumar Pant, Director, Fitch Ratings: Although the headline inflation is slightly high at 7 percent, the core inflation had fallen below 5 percent, which aids the argument to lower interest rates.

Many donors have been deeply reluctant to stop or reduce aid, whatever the arguments over eastern Congo.Britain, the second-largest bilateral contributor after the United States, has frozen, unfrozen and then refrozen its aid, worth £75m ($120m) a year.

There is also the argument that aid doesn't work even when it gets to its intended recipients.

The argument for aid is in many cases overwhelming, but the bail-out of the private finance initiative industry being considered by government is not a good idea.

It has also held up any large-scale Japanese aid.Russia has proposed leaving the argument about the islands to be settled by "another generation".

But the argument challenging aid is likely to resurface, especially in light of Syria's resurgent influence in Lebanon and the relative weakness of the more secular Western-allied political factions.

The argument against aid, he said, is that it will be perceived by many Indonesians "as an American ploy to get the military to take part in America's war on terrorism".

Some prosecution testimony that has seemed to most aid the defense has involved the argument between Mr. Bell and a man dressed in black who was standing near a sport utility vehicle outside the Club Kalua.