The PKK accuse the Turkish government of aiding Isis, something that the government denies.
There was a widespread belief that he had Aids, something he vigorously denied.
However the coalition has accepted almost all of the controversial recommendations and went further by cutting back on legal aid, something that Jackson has publicly criticised.
The notifications required to Congress before releasing the aid give committee leaders the power to put holds on delivery of the aid — something the administration sought to avoid by urging Mr. Netanyahu to intervene to keep the money flowing last month.
A 2009 US Senate report validated longstanding accounts that US special forces paid locals for their aid, something human-rights critics have said gave an incentive for Pashtuns to capture people and claim al-Qaida affiliation to credulous Americans.
The developing countries are expected to call for more foreign aid, something that the Bush administration has promised to try to provide, although not on a scale large enough to satisfy critics.
Among the sweeteners on the table will be a multiyear security pact with Pakistan, complete with more reliable military aid — something the Pakistani military has long sought to complement the five-year, $7.5 billion package of nonmilitary aid approved by Congress last year.
House Democrats fed up by the Republicans' past refusal to compromise and outraged over the handling of disaster aid (something some Republicans also did not like) responded with their own hard-line tactics, refusing to supply Republican leaders with the votes they needed to pass the must-pass measure, leaving the government on the brink of yet another shutdown.
It becomes, in the 80s, with the advent of Aids, something of a war story, a missive from the front line of a massacre that became a cause and a movement, and ends on a reflective note on battles won and those yet to come.
Currently, this bill will cost the state almost $47 million in federal transit aid, something I hope is an unintended consequence of this legislation.
Hours after the mutiny, the supreme court declared null and void the decrees issued by the National Assembly under his leadership, including the offer of amnesty and an appeal for international humanitarian aid, something the Maduro government has refused to accept.
