Sentence examples for continuation of aid from inspiring English sources

But an examination by The New York Times shows that such post-disaster idealism came to be undercut by the enormousness of the task, the weakness and volatility of the Haitian government, the continuation of aid business as usual and the limited effectiveness of the now-defunct recovery commission that had Mr. Clinton as co-chairman.

That suggests that they will either be watered down, probably by allowing some continuation of aid to boat-builders and larger quotas, or deadlocked.The commission is hoping that its tough stance will at least put to rest the allegations that Steffen Smidt, the director-general of its fisheries department, was sacked as a result of Spanish pressure.

That should open the way to the signing of a renewed security pact with the Americans, and with it the continuation of vital aid.

And Mr. McConnell acknowledged that there would be a continuation of jobless aid for the long-term unemployed, though he reiterated the Republican contention that the cost should be offset with reductions in spending elsewhere.

"The continuation of US aid after the 25 January and 30 June revolutions is unacceptable… Egypt is the side that should end the shame of the poisonous US and European aid and should announce giving it up once and for all".

He requested continuation of care indefinitely.

Ultimately she would have to receive aid from the Human Resources Administration for continuation of home care.

Determinants of habit strength may thus be logically organised into four stages: those that aid intention formation; those that facilitate the translation of intention into action; those that aid continuation of a new behaviour and those that moderate the relationship between context-dependent repetition (CDR) and habit development (Lally & Gardner, 2013).

New measures are being presented to create and aid the continuation of domestic terroristic actions and threats.

It's also impossible to tell if the stick in the pictures is an aid because of an untreated continuation of the previous ailment, or to help him after surgery.

The current criticism of Burma's seemingly intransigent approach to offers of western expertise, but not aid, is a continuation of this pressure.