Sentence examples for desperately needed aid from inspiring English sources

The U.S. and the European Community have vowed to withhold desperately needed aid from the Congo unless Kabila lets the U.N. investigators complete their mission.

But that doesn't seem to be enough for Mr. Kyl; he's willing to hold up desperately needed aid to the unemployed on behalf of the remaining 0.25 percent.

There is talk of extending it again, but without an agreement in place, Greece would still be unable to unlock €7.2 billion of desperately needed aid.

If it does not, that will push desperately needed aid off until the next session of Congress, wasting weeks of time preparing and voting on a fresh bill.

Amos said a ceasefire would bring the temporary respite needed to get the injured to hospital and open supply lines for desperately needed aid.

Elsewhere, emergency crews struggled to clear debris from highways blocked by landslides, seeking to open the way for desperately needed aid shipments.

With the international airport in Port-au-Prince hit by logistical problems, repairing Haiti's main port has become critical to delivering the food, medicine and water that the millions of refugees from the quake desperately need, aid workers and shipping company officials said.

Respecting the rules is a headache when there are millions of people who desperately need aid inside Syria.

Puntland officials acknowledge, grudgingly, that the pirates have helped them in a way: bringing desperately needed attention and aid.

Castro desperately needs help -- foreign investment and other aid -- to salvage his economy and his gradual but real attempts at reform.

Farmers desperately need help.