Sentence examples for capita aid from inspiring English sources

That $250 million works out to a little more than $10 per Afghan -- much less than what the previous administration sought and received in terms of per capita aid for the immediate post-conflict needs in Haiti, Bosnia and Kosovo.

Leon Panetta, executive assist ant to Mayor Lindsay, said that there should be no major im pact on regular per capita aid and special city aid allocations, which are, respectively, $99.2‐ million and $107.8‐million for the current fiscal year.

Since 1990 increased prosperity in rich countries has done little to to enhance generosity, the report says: per capita income has increased by $6,070, while per capita aid has fallen by $1.

Examples of well-behaved and comparatively atheistic societies like Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark--which surpass us in terrestrial virtues like education, health, public generosity, per capita aid to the developing world, and low rates of violent crime and infant mortality--are of no interest to our electorate whatsoever.

At this point, the data were not available to calculate per capita aid disbursement allocated exclusively to sanitation.

Per capita aid disbursement for WSS, however, had a strong relationship to OD reduction in low-income countries.

The case of Tanzania, the continent's highest per-capita aid recipient and a spectacular economic wreck, comes to mind.

The country is one of Africa's biggest per-capita aid recipients, with 29% of its annual budget coming from overseas development assistance, according to the PAC.

The country is one of Africa's biggest per-capita aid recipients, with 29% of its annual budget coming from overseas development assistance, according to Tanzania's public accounts committee (PAC).

It would include more than doubling the size of rebate checks for the elderly, under a program called NJ Saver, from $240, on average, to $500; indexing homestead yearly rebate checks to the rate of inflation, and raising the cap on such rebates from $500, to $750; and increasing a block-grant program of per-capita aid to municipalities, now at $33 million, by $100 million over three years.

The UN ranks it among the top per-capita aid recipients on the planet.