Sentence examples for debt aid from inspiring English sources
A4 Argentina Looking for Debt Aid Argentina, Latin America's biggest borrower, said it expected to receive support from international lenders to help revive its stagnant economy.
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A rethink is needed, with a bigger focus on debt, aid and infrastructure.Behold the thermostat solutionEven though Ukraine's debt burden has soared from 40% of GDP in 2013 to perhaps 70% now, both the government and the IMF still claim that it can meet its debt payments.
17 Britain Offers Debt Aid Britain is planning a new effort to help impoverished third world countries reduce their huge debts by offering to pay off 10percentt of the total owed to international agencies and challenging other nations to follow suit, said the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Last month, in conjunction with Geldof, and with funding from George Soros and Bill Gates, Bono launched a new operation, called DATA (Debt, Aid, and Trade for Africa), which advocates not only debt relief but also fairer trade rules and a greater effort against Africa's nightmarish AIDS pandemic.
From 2003, the national debt aid program has supported a new round of biogas promotion, especially for rural biogas implementation by the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) of China (MOA 2002, 2003).
Bono was steered around by representatives of Data (Debt, Aids, Trade, Africa), an NGO financed by George Soros and Bill Gates.
He also co-founded Debt Aids Trade Africa, which pushes for more money and better policies to deal with AIDS and poverty in Africa.
His effort will be backed by findings from a think tank of his creation called DATA (Debt, Aids and Trade for Africa).
Shriver had been working for years with Bono on debt relief for poor nations, and the two were trying to raise $3m for their foundation Data (Debt, Aids, Trade, Africa).
If his attempts to eradicate African debt, Aids and malaria aren't enough to earn him a halo and a pair of wings, then the U2 frontman can now also cite the official endorsement of the Vatican.
