Sentence examples for complex aid from inspiring English sources
Depending on the plan, clients can receive more complex aid, like trial representation, at discounted rates.
The mayor's five-year construction plan, which includes building 90 new schools, calls on the state to pay $6.5 billion beyond Albany's normal contribution, which is calculated through complex aid formulas.
Perhaps anticipating today's decision, Mr. Pataki promised just last week to streamline the state's complex aid formulas, collapsing at least 11 special programs into one grant the schools could use as they liked.
Mutations in one gene might be associated with several AIDs (Jin et al. 2010; Spritz 2011) and variants in two genes might converge in a cooperative interaction (epistasis) to outline a complex AID phenotype, as described in membranous nephropathy (Stanescu et al. 2011).
The history of South China margin is more complex aided by weakened crust from the active margin period that immediately preceded rifting and opening of the South China Sea.
Close proximity of genes may indicate that the proteins they encode are co-localised to form a complex, aided by co-transcription and co-translation.
Taken together these results support the hypothesis that transmetallation in the σ-alkyl complex is the energetically preferred pathway and proceeds starting from a Pd OH complex, aided by the associated BQ.
As the development environment becomes more complex, traditional aid from North America and Europe could decrease in importance, and private aid could compete with official aid.
Gov. George E. Pataki plans to appeal the decision, which scrapped the state's complex school aid formula, and the appeal could take more than a year.
As one of the world's richest countries, Germany feels obliged to supplement its regular contributions to the United Nations with complex international aid programs of its own.
The package is certain to be complex because aid is expected to come from four sources — two separate European Union funds, the I.M.F. and most likely bilateral loans from Britain and Sweden.
