Sentence examples for dispensing aid from inspiring English sources

The agency has been criticized for missteps and delays in dispensing aid.

It is almost impossible for those who make a living dispensing aid to imagine how easily it can become a tool of repression.

Meanwhile the United Nations has released Food Force, a game that helps people understand the difficulties of dispensing aid to war zones.

As floodwaters receded, relief efforts shifted Sunday from plucking survivors from harm's way to dispensing aid to the survivors, many of whom could be reached only by air.

An announcement that Britain will soon stop dispensing aid to India also promises, in the longer term, to put relations on a more even footing.

Britain also gains from its prowess in dispensing aid, albeit in a vaguer way than Mr Mitchell's talk of his department as a superpower suggested.

The goal is to stabilize the country to the point that nongovernmental organizations and foreign governments will feel safe enough to dispense aid and embark on reconstruction projects.

That took her across Peru, where she dispensed aid to poor mothers and children, making her something of an Evita Perón-like figure in this vast Andean country.

As if to underscore that point, a government agency that dispenses aid to victims found a higher number of poisoning victims: 184 so far, including 123 deaths.

Mr. Ghani said that Afghan officials were hoping to win agreement on the transfer of Provincial Reconstruction Teams, which dispense aid from the United States and NATO countries directly to projects in the Afghan countryside, to Afghan government control.

Under the Department of Education's "gainful employment" rule, 35 percent of students would have to repay some principal on their federal loan in the first three years after leaving a certificate program or the school might lose some of its eligibility to dispense aid.