Sentence examples for delayed aid from inspiring English sources
The State Department also says that it plans to resume full shipments and that the delayed aid will be distributed soon.
But regulators said they were wary of taking additional time to assess individual loan files, a process that would have delayed aid to everyone.
Although donor nations have praised the response of the Salvadoran government, some aid groups have said its apparent reluctance to concede any political or financial power has delayed aid efforts in some areas.
Put together, these two reports suggest a compromise is being strung together, with both the IMF and the ECB giving enough ground to get Greece's delayed aid tranche through.
Mrs. Clinton responded that Congress had delayed aid to Libya and said she would provide a list of steps that had been taken to train and equip Libyan forces.
The slow response by the federal government in the aftermath left victims and many Americans alike to question whether race played a role in the delayed aid, as victims were disproportionately black.
Josette Sheeran, the director of the WFP, visited Burma at the weekend to again urge the authorities to lift the bureaucracy delaying aid workers reaching the devastated Irrawaddy delta.
Many donor countries may have to delay aid to Afghanistan because of their own requirements that money go only to countries with I.M.F.
The anger over oil-for-food boiled over in an experts' meeting Monday, when the United States representative, Andrew Hillman, complained to his Russian counterpart that the Russian arguments were delaying aid shipments to suffering people.
A satellite image on Thursday with the continuation of a front-page article about accusations that the junta in Myanmar was delaying aid to a region hit by a cyclone misstated the date the image was made.
Foreign Minister Seyoum Mesfin said other nations have been far too slow to react to warnings of looming starvation it issued in December, and were using the war with Eritrea as a pretext for delaying aid.
