Sentence examples for benefit of aid from inspiring English sources
If you were taking a group of aid sceptics around this country now, what would you point to and say: "That's the benefit of aid"?
(UNICEF officer) These countries should use their relative advantages such as less-dependency, negotiation power and political stability for the benefit of aid effectiveness.
Informants saw significant advantages to SWAps where CAPS countries had already achieved middle-income status: These countries should use their relative advantages such as less-dependency, negotiation power and political stability for the benefit of aid effectiveness.
Stationary biking is the easiest way to start and has the added benefit of aiding knee and hip mobility.
A control condition was also investigated to assess any benefit of aiding in which participants were presented with a telemarketing survey instead of navigation information.
Other changes: the game now reduces the number of enemies in a location if you repeatedly die there, which has the benefit of aiding progress, but at the expense of reducing the number of 'resources' from which you can collect souls, the game's currency for buying equipment and statistical upgrades.
Kevin, though, understands the benefits of aid and the development sector as a whole can see that".
Tied aid has long been a bugbear for aid recipients, who complain that the practice dilutes the benefits of aid as contracts go to companies from donor countries instead of local companies.
As a matter of fact, the benefits that have come from opening up markets - our markets to them and their markets to us - far outweigh the benefits of aid.
Asked how the government would ensure the benefits of "aid for trade" flowed to those in greater need, Bishop said the government was realistic about the role of the private sector.
