Sentence examples for doing enough to aid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Voinovich, a Republican, has been contending for several years that the Reagan Administration is not doing enough to aid the industry.

Cycling and transportation experts agree, saying offices generally aren't doing enough to aid bike commuters despite the benefits the mode of transit brings.

Mr. Nasrallah had publicly criticized President Hosni Mubarak, saying that Egypt was not doing enough to aid the Palestinians during the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip in late 2008.

More generally, the Obama administration has met with broad criticism for not doing enough to aid homeowners – by changing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's rules to allow principal reduction for homeowners who owe more than their houses are worth, or by allowing bankruptcy courts to alter mortgages, or by simply reaching more homeowners with HAMP and HARP, for instance.

Republican leaders, both in Congress and on the presidential campaign, are engaging in the harshest criticism of the Federal Reserve in a generation, with some Republican leaders writing a letter to complain that the Fed's efforts were potentially harming the economy, and some Democrats in the House arguing, in turn, that the Fed is not doing enough to aid a fiscal reboot.

It has faced strong criticism for not doing enough to aid those stranded at sea and stem the migrant crisis.

She called Ms. Maloney "asleep at the wheel" for saying the economy was improving, and accused her and the entire New York Congressional delegation of failing to do enough to aid business.

The combination of the budget-cutting government's plans and the grim economic news is likely to increase pressure on the Federal Reserve, which will hold a scheduled meeting on Aug. 9, to reconsider its declaration earlier this summer that it has done enough to aid the economic recovery.

Shelter materials and food aid have been slow to reach some areas, and many Nepalese have complained that the government is not doing enough to help those affected.

He said Pakistan was unworthy of US aid because it had not done enough to help fight al-Qaida.

Clare Short, the chief British official for international aid, complained to a parliamentary committee on Tuesday that the American military was not doing enough to support aid workers inside Afghanistan.