Sentence examples for beyond its aid to from inspiring English sources

Beyond its aid to nutrition, the service has become an important anchor that allows the frail elderly to remain in their own homes.

There are calls now for the UK to extend its transparency efforts beyond aid to cover natural resource revenues, infrastructure and international corporate transparency more broadly.

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) urges the international community to move beyond humanitarian aid to resolve the country's conflict.

The Millennium Challenge program was set up to go beyond humanitarian aid to help the poor escape poverty so that they, their children and their grandchildren will not know the pangs of hunger.

We see an opportunity in Virunga and elsewhere to go beyond traditional aid to help local economies grow.

He also announced that the US would be inviting African heads of state to a summit in Washington next year to address continental issues: "I'm calling for America to up our game when it comes to Africa," he said, promising to move beyond aid to a "new model of partnership".

It is a chance to consolidate the progress Haiti has made in winning a measure of political stability, with the help of the U.N. peacekeeping mission, and move beyond aid to genuine economic development.

He argued that the United States had "lost vigor" in its own backyard and done little, beyond cutting $62 million in aid, to stave off Mr. Ortega's advances.

As a consequence, we are starting to see the definition of aid expand beyond humanitarian and military aid to aid that enables economies to be more effective - much of which relies on technology and innovation.

And we must move beyond the old paradigm of aid to a 21st-century solution.

The thermometer and the stethoscope were not then known, nor indeed did Hippocrates employ any aid to diagnosis beyond his own powers of observation and logical reasoning.