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.
With demand expected to grow, the university is considering new measures, including outsourcing some financial aid services, boosting corporate fund-raising and expanding aid for needy students.
"Unfortunately, there have been some verbal commitments to expanding aid, and W.F.P., at best, has not seen it," Mr. Banbury said.
He said the House Republican leadership had not yet discussed the matter, or even seen a formal expanded aid request from New York.
Tax cuts, prescription drugs for the elderly, beefed-up defense, help for the medically uninsured, expanded aid for education suddenly may all seem affordable.
The United States already helps Colombia on the drug war, but the Bush administration is trying to expand aid for counterguerrilla operations.
Eliminating the subsidies, Mr. Duncan said, will save money that can be used to help pay for the expanded aid in the form of grants to students.
A month later in his TV address, Mr Obama announced expanded aid for Syrian rebels, adding that in the fight against IS, "we cannot rely on an Assad regime that terrorises its people".
Subsequent federal laws extended and expanded aid for vocational education as national interest in economic development and youth training intensified during the Great Depression, World War II, and beyond.
