Sentence examples for continuing aids from inspiring English sources

Since the insurance, known as health mutuals, rolled out, average life expectancy has risen to 52 from 48, despite a continuing AIDS epidemic, according to Dr. Agnes Binagwaho, permanent secretary of Rwanda's Ministry of Health.

I've supported him on continuing aid to Egypt.

Mr Roh favours continuing aid and diplomatic exchanges.

Continuing aid is certain to come under sharp scrutiny.

Continuing aid to dictators would make a mockery of our traditional values.

By continuing aid, we have legitimized the coup that ousted Mohamed Morsi.

In essence, the task force recommended a middle ground between continuing aid to the new Egypt without conditions and cutting it off.

There was a certain amount of shellshock left from the wave of bad financial news, but African leaders in particular were holding out the importance of continuing aid.

The Commons International Development select committee said there was a "powerful case" for continuing aid to the nation, but British taxpayers must not be left to foot the growing bill unless its wealthiest citizens pay their fair share.

Donor countries have made it clear that continuing aid depends on fair elections.

If they continue to treat their Western allies with disdain bordering on contempt, they will risk international isolation - and jeopardise continuing aid and economic co-operation.