Sentence examples for bring aid from inspiring English sources

They have emerged in fact as the first responders, moving quickly to bring aid in.

He appealed to all sides: "Safe unimpeded access by humanitarians to bring aid is the law.

"The crew of HMS Illustrious who cancelled their Christmas leave to help bring aid to thousands in the Philippines.

The last hope of the regime may be to hide behind a ceasefire to bring aid to civilians.

Last month they cancelled their leave in order to sail out and bring aid to those affected by the devastating typhoon in the Philippines.

In 1867 he sailed for Greece, where he broke through the Turkish blockade of Crete to bring aid and assistance to the island.

"When our people bring aid there, they shoot from behind the barricades and won't allow the aid through," said Altyn Kambarov, an assistant to the Osh mayor.

Hostile action by the West, unless carefully prepared for, would bring aid and comfort to the latter group.Armed action by America could strengthen Iran's men of violence.

It has not claimed the suicide bombing at Suruc that killed 32 young Turks on their way to bring aid to the Syrian Kurdish town of Kobani.

The saving grace for some might be shifting geopolitics, which could bring aid and lower debt burdens to America's new allies.Debt worries have become starker.

A writer somewhere thinks it's OK to compare the struggles of the Congolese people with Ben Affleck's struggle to bring aid to the Congolese people.