Sentence examples for aid to lay from inspiring English sources

William Hague, the Foreign Secretary, yesterday visited Tunisia, the birthplace of the popular protests which have swept through the Arab world, and pledged increased aid to lay the basis for democratic institutions.

He said that Mr. Schundler had raised property taxes, asked to impose a payroll tax, accepted hundreds of millions of dollars in state aid and threatened to lay off city workers.

On Monday, he told state legislators that proposed reductions in state aid would force the city to lay off 18,000 people.

In the next two months, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the Legislature will have to make very difficult decisions about how to close a $10 billion budget deficit — which state offices to shutter, which services and aid to cut, which employees to lay off and which taxes to raise.

In practice, national, multilateral and NGO donors probably can't do more themselves than they do anyway, so the best way of coping with the fragmentation of aid is for recipient countries to lay down a set of national development priorities and ask donors to fit in with their plans.

One project he worked on, which has since lost political allure, was the effort to lay giant transmission lines to aid wind power.

The strategic partnership talks have sought to lay out an American commitment to continue aid and support to the Afghan government for the next 10 years.

(The district had already planned to lay off 21 teachers and 33 classroom aides to offset an expected $3 million reduction in state aid).

A large state aid cut also could force Milwaukee Public Schools, the state's largest district, to lay off teachers.

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