Sentence examples for for continued aid from inspiring English sources

A3 Kenya Defeats Antigraft Bill President Daniel arap Moi made a point of voting in Parliament for a measure that would set up an anticorruption authority, one of the conditions of the International Monetary Fund for continued aid.

For example, a Education Department official said, students at a particular school sent in dozens of hand-written letters asking for continued aid to for-profit colleges, but never mentioning the regulations.

Given the vulnerability of Afghan women and girls, support for continued aid from women senators on both sides of the aisle can be "a bulwark against the natural tendency to retrench," she said.

Throughout his speech, when it came to the United States he expressed a desire to be free of foreigners telling the government what to do, but also a wish for continued aid.

Given the vulnerability of Afghan women and girls, Ms. Landrieu said, support for continued aid from female senators on both sides of the aisle can be "a bulwark against the natural tendency to retrench".

Speaking at the World Economic Forum summit in the Swiss resort of Davos on Wednesday morning, Gates reiterated his call for continued aid investment in the developing world despite the unfavourable global econcomic climate.

The Commons International Development select committee said there was a "powerful case" for continuing aid to the nation, but British taxpayers must not be left to foot the growing bill unless its wealthiest citizens pay their fair share.

Diệm asked the US for a guarantee of continuing aid; at the time, two thirds of South Vietnam's budget came from the CIP, which was mainly abused by the urban elite to buy consumer goods.

Most important is continued aid for state Medicaid programs, which would ensure vital services, support jobs and free up money for other needs.

Clearly, it is EU policy and practice, voted for by member states, that continued aid to countries very high up the income-per-capita scale represents a good use of taxpayers' money (of the 28 EU members, only Hungary and Romania are considered upper middle income; the rest are high income).

Cameron disclosed in November he would stage a conference in London attended by the Afghan leadership to secure continued aid and support for the country.