Sentence examples for expand aids from inspiring English sources

The Health Ministry said in a statement that it remained committed to "pulling out all the stops" to expand AIDS prevention and treatment programs.

The document says that by 2005 countries also need to increase access to male and female condoms, expand AIDS testing and counseling, ensure safe blood supplies and provide sterile equipment to drug users.

The United States already helps Colombia on the drug war, but the Bush administration is trying to expand aid for counterguerrilla operations.

But the increases have been sufficient to convince the Fed's board — even members who generally believe in acting aggressively to create jobs — that the Fed cannot afford to expand aid programs.

Andrew Natsios, the special relief coordinator for Sudan, announced that the United States would greatly expand aid to Sudan by shipping 40,000 tons of food to victims of the drought in the country's north.

They said it would unnecessarily expand aid to workers who are not directly harmed by trade and would pay for that additional $5.2 billion in benefits by delaying a tax break meant to help multinational companies.

Last week's United Nations General Assembly made headlines for a new plan to double the number of refugees allowed into its member nations and to expand aid.

Wedemeyer reported that U.S. interests were best served by continued support for the Nationalist government, but Truman suppressed the report because he was waiting to see who would win and refused to expand aid the Nationalists so as to avoid involvement in the Chinese Civil War.

These funds are needed to expand aid to the most vulnerable communities and address increased emergency situations caused by natural disasters during the last months of 2010 and the escalating effects of ongoing armed conflict.

I think we have to do our part to change that, with expanded trade, expanded aid and the expansion of freedom.

Analysts credit her surge in part to Brazil's high-paced economy and expanded aid for low-income families.