Sentence examples for aid to compensate from inspiring English sources

President Clinton signed legislation in June that gave farmers $7.1 billion in aid to compensate for low grain and livestock prices.

The Bush administration has indicated that it is prepared to give Turkey economic aid to compensate it for any losses it might sustain as a result of a Iraq war.

rules, the European Union is entitled to export no more than 1.273 million metric tons of sugar with aid to compensate for a lower price on the world market.

But South Sudan is a fragile state, as the recent interethnic killings in the Jonglei area show, and it will need massive foreign aid to compensate for the lost $650 million per month.

He predicts that increasing heroin use, and the impoverishment of highland women, which increases their vulnerability to trafficking, will assist the spread of AIDS.In response to such humanitarian concerns, Mr Costa of the UN's drugs office has appealed for more international aid to compensate the tribespeople for their loss of opium income.

The latter are allowed national farm aid to compensate for lower EU subsidies.

Modern technology has also provided glasses and hearing aids to compensate for reduced acuity in the sense organs.

As part of the multicomponent intervention behavioral and cognitive strategies were used to train caregivers and patients in the use of aids to compensate for cognitive decline and to cope with distressing behavior.

Experimental 10 home visits within 5 weeks by an occupational therapist, educating patients in the performance of simplified daily activities and in the use of aids to compensate for cognitive decline; and educating carers in coping with behaviour of the patient and in giving supervision to the patient.

It says it will permit state aid only to compensate airlines for business lost in the four days after September 11th, to offset higher security costs or to underwrite extra insurance costs, although it is also relaxing the rule that airlines should lose any take-off slots that they stop using.

The man who cuts my wife's hair began wearing two hearing aids recently, to compensate for damage that he attributes to years of exposure to professional-quality blow-dryers.