Sentence examples for called aid from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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

Of that figure, $656 million would come from the city's share of a state program called Aid and Incentives for Municipalities, while $770 million would be cuts in financing for education, Mr. Bloomberg said.

"If we can unite people who are willing to take a stand, miracles can happen," he says of stopping genocide in Darfur, on behalf of a Los Angeles-based organization called Aid Still Required.

They used old videos of sermons in which he called Aids a "gay plague" and claimed John Lennon deserved to die because he had compared the Beatles to Jesus Christ.

Now Mr Binswanger runs an organisation called Aids Empowerment and Treatment International, which aims to treat thousands of the poorest people.

He'd had an underground hit called "Aids in Africa," which came seemingly out of nowhere.

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".