Sentence examples for carefully aid from inspiring English sources

But, targeted carefully, aid can reward responsible governments, encourage individual initiative, and alleviate suffering.

According to American officials who reviewed notes from their counterparts at the Beijing talks, the North Koreans did not reject outright a new proposal by the Bush administration that would tie nuclear dismantling to carefully calibrated aid from American allies.

Although Stearns dutifully makes some policy proposals — more carefully directed aid with conditions on it; more stringent regulation of "mining cowboys"; a mechanism for holding the worst perpetrators to account — he is wise enough to know how difficult it will be to halt 15 years of violence and pillage.

At age 83, Sir Edmund now walks slowly and carefully, often aided by a cane or the arm of his wife.

That will require a lot more economic assistance and more carefully monitored military aid.

But carefully channeled international aid, conditioned on political reform, may help ease the Haitians' misery.

Rather, it's time for the world to get tougher, to target pressure more carefully, to provide aid for the people and to investigate Than Shwe's crimes against humanity through a United Nations inquiry.

Professor Jeffery Sachs, who directs the Millennium Project, argues that the world can eliminate extreme poverty through "carefully planned" development aid.

But aid carefully targeted toward improving government transparency, eliminating corruption and ensuring human rights, if provided with the proper oversight, can go a long way towards addressing the problem.

Minhaj is preppy and polished, his carefully choreographed routine aided by images projected on a screen behind him.

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