When security dynamics, such as those present in the Horn of Africa, attract the attention of Western governments, aid agencies and aid recipients may suffer the consequences.
That may reduce the chances that the accord will bring stability and attract the foreign aid needed to rebuild the country's ruined economy.
The biological importance of these forests, and the billions of tonnes of carbon in the peat beneath them, has attracted the attention of foreign aid agencies, campaigners and conservationists from around the world.
An earlier Tory, Winston Churchill, wrote in a letter to the TUC in 1953: There is, perhaps, no branch of our educational system which should attract … the aid and encouragement of the state [more] than adult education.
Consider how, in Ethiopia and Somalia during the nineteen-eighties and nineties, politically instigated, localized famines attracted the food aid that allowed governments to feed their own armies while they further destroyed and displaced targeted population groups.
Like most of our peers, we use financial aid to attract the best and most compelling students possible, regardless of financial need.
The vast majority of colleges, including many more selective ones, use "merit" aid to attract the students they want and to varying degrees do consider a student's ability to pay, as they try to make the best use of both their need-based and merit aid dollars to build their desired freshman class.
Cleanup was finally accomplished — and developers attracted — with the aid of almost $150 million in state and federal economic development grant money.
Between the one-liners, Bussmann argues that Kony is the "perfect villain" who helped his opponents in the Ugandan government attract foreign aid while some in the army enriched themselves.
