Sentence examples for aid trust from inspiring English sources

Trust the buoyancy aid, trust the float.

Live Aid saved countless lives (the Band Aid Trust has donated over £80m to famine-relief projects) but there was no shortage of dissent.

The Band Aid Trust is preparing an official complaint to the broadcasting regulator Ofcom about the BBC story, which ran on all main BBC news outlets as well as the World Service.

These days he still spends at least part of every day dealing with issues arising from lobbying the G8 and the G20; the Band Aid Trust "still has money, which we still grant".

Revenue from sponsors, television and DVD rights, and merchandise not only offset the production costs, but also brought in some extra income, according to John Kennedy, one of the trustees of Band Aid Trust, the nonprofit charity that presented the concerts.

Bernard Doherty was sifting through paperwork at the Soho office of the Band Aid Trust's press office on 18 May when he received the call that would turn his life upside down.

Months of organisation, weeks sleeping on hard stone paving, cleaning, dealing with the press, as well as looking after the many hungry, homeless and sick people who turn up at the occupations looking for shelter – it's all being done gladly, in order to model the sort of society of mutual aid and trust that occupiers would like to see.

"How can the U.S., who provide Israel with over $3 billion a year in military aid, be trusted?" We moved off the road and into a large palm grove, walking towards the chants and whistles we heard through the trees.

"How can the US, who provide Israel with over $3 billion£1.8.8 billion) a year in military aid, be trusted?" As Obama's Easter Island-faced colleague blindly marches the two countries down the aisle towards a wedding that will never be consummated, groups like Melh al-Ard are taking matters into their own hands.

"How can the U.S., who provide Israel with over $3 billion a year in military aid, be trusted?" As Kerry marches the two countries down the aisle towards a wedding that will never be consummated, groups like Melh al-Ard are taking matters into their own hands.

Every mutual fund, endowment and family office drank Greenberg's Kool-Aid, and trusted whatever he told them.