Sentence examples for consider aiding from inspiring English sources
The men wanted money, and without money they refused to even consider aiding the families.
The NATO officials will also consider aiding Albania's hard-pressed army with weapons and training.
"The article was not accusing the doctors of committing a crime, but of being willing to consider aiding FGM.
We struggle every year to stay afloat, and wish that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation would consider aiding those of us who offer essential support free of charge, along with financing important research.
NATO will consider aiding Albania's army with weapons and training.
"Revoking Jared Kushner's security clearance would send a clear signal to anyone who would consider aiding and abetting a foreign enemy state to affect the outcome of a U.S. presidential election that they will not be entrusted with our nation's most sensitive information," she added.
For years, to argue for Kurdish rights — let alone regional autonomy — or simply to write in Kurdish could mean prison; such acts were considered aiding and abetting terrorism.
"Because tourist villages have aspects that anger Allah, including alcohol, gambling and other forbidden things, building these hotels and villages is considered aiding their owners in sin and aggression, and is not permitted," the decision read.
Some forms of relief, like principal reduction, count for more than other types of aid, like loan forbearance, while some arrangements that the banks consider aid, like certain trial loan modifications, will not count at all toward the settlement.
7 Since we cannot consider aid as exogenous, testing indirect mechanisms while taking care of the endogeneity between aid and migration, turned highly demanding in terms of excluded restrictions, either by estimating two stage least squares with two endogenous variables (aid and the mechanism, e.g. income) or a system of three equations.
Some evidence suggests that these early brews (or wines) were also considered aids in deliberation.
