Sentence examples for deliver aids from inspiring English sources

One also has to add the investments and running costs required for upgrading and maintaining infrastructure to deliver AIDS care.

The World Health Organization plans a major new program to deliver AIDS drugs to patients in impoverished nations.

They also participate in live cases, in which students and faculty members interview doctors, nurses or other health workers, like the head of an organization working to deliver AIDS medications to the poor in Rwanda, to ask them about the challenges of their work.

Officials from France and the William J. Clinton Foundation say Unitaid's aim is not to single-handedly deliver AIDS drugs to children and other neglected groups, but to provide a reliable source of financing for the medicine and diagnostics and to free up other groups to focus on systemic problems in African public health.

Saying that the failure to deliver AIDS drugs to impoverished people is so grave that it has become a global health emergency, the World Health Organization plans to provide such drugs to three million people, most of them in sub-Saharan Africa, by the end of 2005.

Supply chains developed to deliver AIDS drugs and diagnostics should benefit all drugs and diagnostics--and the same applies to trained staff and surveillance and information systems.

Pirates make it hard to deliver aid.

That is why the Freedom Flotilla wanted to deliver aid.

So it's about the way you deliver aid.

On Friday, heavy rains hampered efforts to deliver aid.

Fighting has made it impossible to deliver aid.