Sentence examples for be aid for from inspiring English sources
verb
To (give) support (to); to further the progress of; to help; to assist.
A total figure for the United States of $2.7 billion a year has been discussed, and it could easily be more; there would most likely be aid for civilian programs as well.
Given the existence of homemaker dads, a more accurate term is "aid for affluent spouse care".
Separate from the help to lower Spanish government borrowing costs is aid for the country's banking sector.
This is why the big thing is aid for trade, which I started in 2005 with the World Bank and the European Development Fund; bilateral European donors and others.
As a member of Britain's new national security council, Mitchell said the aid would also benefit Britain: This is not just aid from Britain; it is aid for Britain too.
After all, the name of the fictional NGO in the show is Aid For Aid.
"They tell us there's aid for rent for the house," Laila said, but "we see nothing".
Most important (and easiest to defend politically) is aid for climate adaptation for the poorest and most vulnerable countries.
– Mr President, the title, which refers to state aid for public services, is a misnomer, because this is aid for companies.
I don't understand how PDAS are aids for P.R. agents specifically, although it's always a possibility.
