Sentence examples for call aid from inspiring English sources

Not for nothing do economists call aid payments "unrequited transfers".

"And in some situations involving mayors, the armed groups want part of the budget for what they call aid for their revolutionary movement".

The bill is the one that supporters call "aid in dying" and opponents label "assisted suicide".

When I call Aid to Women, a Toronto crisis pregnancy centre, to schedule a pregnancy options consultation, I speak with Enza Rattenni, the executive director.

When I call Aid to Women, a Toronto crisis pregnancy center, to schedule a pregnancy options consultation, I speak with Enza Rattenni, the executive director.

After shooting Tamir, Cleveland police neglected to call aid for my son and handcuffed my daughter, who was trying help her brother.

(Welfare was called Aid for Dependent Children before the law, and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families since its enactment).

Mambrú (Benicio Del Toro) and a fellow known as B (Tim Robbins) work for a charitable organization called Aid Across Borders.

Colonel Vandamme called aid workers "wives" — "because they care for people," according to Polman, and also, presumably, because they are seen as fit objects of manipulation and exploitation.

Six black church leaders, all but one of whom have supported President Bush's religion-based initiative, have sent the president a letter calling aid to Africa inadequate.

Some economists say the only thing that will speed the change is money, whether it is called aid, technology assistance, or something else.