Sentence examples for and aid to developing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's speech under the spectacular glass dome of the Reichstag, the symbol of a unified Germany, sought to reassure clearly skeptical Germans about his intentions as he pursues his next steps against terrorism, particularly in Iraq, and presses American interests in environmental protection and aid to developing nations.

The report's proposals to avoid that outcome — more government programs that focus on job growth, fiscal coordination and aid to developing countries — are not likely to be widely embraced by policy makers in the United States and Europe, where the preoccupation is on budget cuts and spending discipline.

"I began wondering what 'true aid' really means," she said, "and I came home simply intent on studying harder". But a mere three years later, the 23-year-old is the co-founder and CEO of Ambassadors for Sustained Health (ASH), a public health organization that is bent on treating public health and aid to developing nations in a more mature and sustainable way.

Sir Colin Blakemore, an eminent neuroscientist and signatory of the Guardian letter, said: "In the past year alone, research on monkeys has helped efforts to create new vaccines and treatments for Ebola, Zika and Aids, to develop new cholesterol-reducing drugs to prevent heart disease, and to design prosthetic devices for seriously disabled people.

It would start with a nonbinding political agreement to reduce emissions and give aid to developing countries.

The idea in practice meant that Canada should concern itself primarily with economic policy in world affairs and with aid to developing countries.

The Obama administration has pledged to be a leader in the talks that culminate in December in Copenhagen, although it is far from clear that Congress has the will to approve emissions targets and furnish enough aid to developing countries to satisfy the Europeans, Chinese, Indians, Brazilians and other major participants.

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1. Refuses to talk about climate change Last year, as he hosted the G20 conference in Brisbane, Abbott came under fire for refusing to contribute to the UN's Green Climate Fund — in which developed countries provide clean energy and climate change aid to developing nations.

In many respects modern economic and other forms of aid to developing countries including significant ecumenical contributions from the World Council of Churches, the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, the Lutheran World Federation, and the Roman Catholic Church replaced the Social Gospel.

"It's the essence of what I do," Professor Sachs said of his work with Mr. Annan and Bono, the singer who lobbies for aid to developing nations, and of his visits to two or three foreign capitals a month.