Sentence examples for aids both from inspiring English sources

There is now a broadened recognition of the need to intensify and accelerate actions towards universal access to comprehensive care and support of children affected by AIDS, both at the global and national level.

Observers from Doctors Without Borders and from Act Up, an American advocacy group for people with AIDS, both of which strongly support the Brazilian initiative, said the United States delegation initially fought it, though the Americans denied that.

The G8 nations led the "war on cancer" and the co-ordinated response to HIV and AIDs, both of which resulted in pioneering new treatments and a better understanding of the diseases.

We can make a system that aids both teachers and children, but we have to let go of our societal animosity toward teachers and our misguided view that one group can only be assisted to the detriment of another.

He saw things that were harsh and that were uplifting for their display of courage, and he recounts some of his experiences in "Foreign AIDS," both to fuel tirades against the government and to illustrate the bravery and spirit he encountered.

For example, Dr. Hoosen M. Coovadia, a leading AIDS expert in Durban and the conference chairman, cited the way political and religious leaders from diverse parts of Uganda and Senegal spoke out about AIDS, both to reduce the stigma of the disease and to encourage counseling, testing and the aggressive promotion of condom use.

Those partnerships aided both electoral reform and political recognition of independent voters.

By Friday, European authorities had pledged millions in aid, both through Brussels and individually.

There are scholarships and means-tested financial aid, both which help reduce the costs.

North Korea has a long record of aiding both Iran and Pakistan with their missile programs, according to American government officials.

For a time, the Soviets aided both sides, but the Kremlin soon favored Ethiopia's revolutionary junta.