Sentence examples for any other aid from inspiring English sources

"We say 'yes' to compensation for the four days after the attacks, but 'no' for any other aid," she said.

He recalls that when Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar in 2008, killing about 140,000 people, the federation was able to mobilise local volunteers and bring in equipment before any other aid organisation arrived.

In Dearborn Heights, Celia Kane-Fecay, another mother of two, said she has given up on the job hunt for now and returned to college — with help from $597 a month in cash assistance, Medicaid and any other aid she can track down with what she has come to describe unhappily as her daily list of begging phone calls.

I still think the hype curve is a useful construct for PbR and any other aid fad, but we seem to have all sections of the curve happening at once: the snake oil salesmen are out there over-selling and the bah humbug types like me are pouring cold water on it.

Rambhadracharya has been blind since the age of two months, had no formal education till the age of seventeen years, and has never used Braille or any other aid to learn or compose.

Respondents also had the opportunity to report any other aid or method they used or to state that 'none of the above' helped them.

In AID−/− mice, however, GC B cells displayed similar induction levels of the SHR factors MSH2, MSH6, MLH1, RAD51, and UNG as compared to naïve B cells (Fig. 4), suggesting that the programmed SHR induction is neither due to the stress response of AID-mediated DNA lesions nor due to any other AID-mediated mechanisms.

Indeed, it goes against U.S. law that requires a cutoff of military, economic and other aid to any country where the army tosses out a democratic government.

No one in either party is talking about reallocating the trillions saved by the Soviet Union's fall on international AIDS programs, or any other foreign aid.

After President Lee Myung-bak came to power in Seoul in early 2008, South Korea had been reluctant to provide rice or any other major aid shipments to the North until its government in Pyongyang took significant steps to give up its nuclear weapons.

But the United States will supply 550 million condoms to the third world this year, more than any other foreign aid donor, and the number has more than doubled under the Bush administration.