All these projects would do more for Lower Manhattan than burying West Street.
That, rather than indulging Mr Sharon, would do more for Israel's long-term safety.
There is now "incalculable pressure to sell more, do more," for Taiwan, another administration official said.
Hurricane relief would be better spent in New Orleans than in North Dakota, and tornado relief would do more for Oklahoma than for New York City.
There seems to be no good reason for supposing that emigration to Mars will do more for Earth as a whole than emigration to the Americas and the Antipodes did for nineteenth-century Europe.
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has been taking a public role in trying to set the tone, insisting that the United States needs to do more for Pakistan, as "we have already done too much".
Mr. Adams said he would do more for Ireland by running for office in the south in the next general election than by restricting himself to politics in the north.
Now that Mr Erdogan has proved his point, some supporters hope he will pull back from the brink and concentrate on other reforms that will do more for Turkey's EU membership bid.
The move by Hammond to ban letting fees for people who rent their homes forms part of the government's ambition to do more for Britain's so-called "Jams" – those families "just about managing".
Despite awards Trump has received from pro-Israel groups and his boast that he would "do more for Israel than anyone else", many Jewish leaders both conservative and liberal have found much to criticize about Trump.
When the film is released next year it will almost certainly be a box-office hit: millions of devoted fans watch any film so long as Mr Cruise is in it.In Mr Henckel von Donnersmarck's view, Mr Cruise will do more for Germany's image than ten football World Cups.
