Sentence examples for enhanced aid from inspiring English sources

The European Union is expected to announce an enhanced aid programme later this year and the United States has promised to quadruple security aid, but this brings little comfort to Tunisians wondering how to combat an ever-bolder insurgency.

The establishment of such a nationally owned research agenda is consistent with the Paris Declaration and Accra Agenda for Action, in which country ownership of developmental strategies is regarded a fundamental consideration for the achievement of enhanced aid effectiveness [ 93].

Scarsdale voters approved their bond in a referendum in June 2000, just before the period for enhanced state aid expired.

About 100 legislators, these critics said, are ready to do pitched battle for enhanced state aid for mass transit, enough to make a fare increase unnecessary.

Despite the enhanced federal aid for Medicaid last year, virtually every state made cuts to benefit levels or provider payments in order to balance budgets.

On July 1, the enhanced federal aid will disappear, causing an overnight increase of between one-fourth and one-third in each state's share of Medicaid's costs.

The expected £100bn cost of Trident replacement over its lifetime is another powerful argument; that could be spent on truly providing our security, through enhanced international aid, through action of climate change, through strengthening our NHS.

Over the longer term, the enhanced external aid focused on strengthening health programs.

First the way to help all aid organizations on the ground move more aid further and more quickly is to send a signal of enhanced help now and in weeks to come: to announce both an immediate doubling of aid contributions and that governments will match dollar for dollar every dollar donated privately to the organizations on the ground.

The proposed model was planned to be evaluated through a community-based open-label intervention control trial comparing regular practice to an EMR-enhanced practice aided by chronic disease management based on standard clinical guidelines.

In fact, quietly but effectively the banking lobby in D.C. is visiting Congress to oppose the legislation that would provide the funding for enhanced student financial aid and the American Graduation Initiative.