Sentence examples for direction of aid from inspiring English sources

Regardless of what we think about the current rhetorical direction of aid policy, more important is that we fight to uphold our rights to dissent and campaign, and that we do so openly without fear.

This assumption rests upon the fact that large organizations exert influence on the direction of aid and the priorities of organizations in general.

We have extrapolated the current directions of aid coordination, observing a transition from 'Donor coordination' to 'Development Partnerships' as trade relationships progressively displace aid relationships, while still requiring a level of government coordination.

And without the money and direction of the aid agencies, the relief effort is barely moving.

And while the EEAS will have control of the strategic direction of EU aid to developing countries, the European commissioner for development will still have responsibility for setting the overall development budget.

The worrying trend – and potentially illegal direction – of British aid policy showed further signs of rearing its ugly head last week, when the government expressed disappointment at not getting the contract for Typhoon fighter jets in India.

But no attempt to explain why Mr Brown, unloved though he may be, is poised to become prime minister would be complete without disinterring some of its bones.There is no doubt that Mr Brown secured virtually total power over economic strategy including competition policy and pensions and benefits reforms, as well as the broad direction of foreign aid.

Namely, it provides indicators for the direction of research attention and aids in the development of hypotheses.

We argue that large donors exert influence on the direction and the priorities of aid.

Figure 2 Directional aid for enhancing human direction-of-arrival estimation.

Scholars infer from this that the editors of the volume, John Heminges and Henry Condell, included the directions to aid readers, and were not necessarily Shakespeare's.