Sentence examples for aid to combat from inspiring English sources

Children's authors are launching a campaign today to persuade governments to step up aid to combat malnutrition which blights the life chances of millions of children.

A number of the 15 "focus countries" targeted to receive large amounts of U.S. aid to combat H.I.V./AIDS were not democracies, despite considerable domestic criticism.

Mrs Clinton said that the country needed more than military aid to combat al-Qaeda and stressed the urgency of economic and political reform.

Hillary Clinton, the US Secretary of State, announced yesterday that Washington will give an extra $28m of emergency aid to combat the famine.

This means providing more debt relief and increasing humanitarian aid to combat diseases like AIDS, as well as helping to build basic health systems in poor countries.

The country has received no significant foreign aid to combat the practice that Unicef researchers knew of, and it has been the subject of no scholarly study that they could find.

In addition, a good cell distribution on the biomaterial surface is important in winning the "race for the surface" against bacteria, thereby aiding to combat infection [ 47].

Military and security aid to fight terrorism abroad, combat drug trafficking and underwrite foreign arms purchases and military training amounted to $8 billion in 2011.

A3 Aid for Colombia's Neighbors The United States plans to expand its antidrug aid to Colombia to combat a "spillover effect" of drug trafficking and guerrilla activities in neighboring Latin American countries, Clinton administration officials say.

Still, even as the Clinton administration prepares to leave office, it has been looking at ways -- perhaps by expanding aid -- to combat a "spillover effect" from the Colombian drug war into neighboring countries from Panama to Peru.

Later, Mr. Shannon said Mexico had changed since 1997, when the United States last provided it with a major aid package to combat drug trafficking.