Sentence examples for equivalent aid from inspiring English sources

Under the Canadian aid plan, the teams would have been eligible for an estimated $2 million to $2.5 million Canadian annually in assistance, which was contingent upon getting equivalent aid from the N.H.L., and local and provincial governments.

Mr. Hill said North Korea did not have enough room in its ports or oil depots to put up all of the fuel oil it had been promised, which was part of the reason why the countries would also give the North equivalent economic aid to help to build and improve energy plants and storage depots.

Abuelhawa points out that two Circuit Courts of Appeals, including the Fourth Circuit, have recognized facilitation as equivalent to aiding and abetting.

So, too, was Stephen Hastings, a Tory MP with whose help he set up the Shield Committee, designed to combat subversion, a phenomenon Crozier described as the "political equivalent of Aids".

Respondents were randomized to one of five arms: four content-equivalent informational aids (animated videos, slideshows with voice-over, comics, and text) and one no-intervention control.

There is no city in India that can provide 24 hour running water and power yet they spend an amount equivalent to our aid on their space programme AND their own aid programme.

I once tried the squirrel equivalent of humanitarian aid.

Charging for accreditation seems reasonable, but you almost have to have waivers equivalent to financial aid.

Between them, the world's rich creditor nations have pledged aid equivalent to about 25 days of debt repayments.

In Ethiopia, which in 2003 received food aid equivalent to 15% of its annual cereal production, agricultural yields have stagnated.

The number of low income countries (LICs) receiving aid equivalent to 30% of government expenditure or more has reduced from 42 to 30 in the past decade.