Sentence examples for gave some aid from inspiring English sources

His government gave some aid to cultural activity, scientific research, and public health.

His policies gave some aid to the government in its financial difficulties, and his measures to alleviate famine temporarily averted serious peasant unrest, but such solutions proved to be only temporary.

India gave some aid to the Northern Alliance, but otherwise was not actively involved.

We can shake our heads in sympathy with others, send our dollars to give some aid and spread the word through organized movements.

And President Obama said he wants to give some economic aid.

"If this is just going to continue until we give aid, then let's just give them some aid," Park Soon-yi, a 44-year-old homemaker, said with a laugh.

The tale of Bob, Ruth and Patrick — and secondary characters like Skerritt Keithh Carradine, Bobb's reluctant surrogate father, and Sweetie (Nate Parker), a saloonkeeper who gives Bob some aid and comfort — could have been a pulpy chronicle of lust and greed, or a Cormac McCarthy-esque exercise in backwoods humor and existential mischief.

The president has wisely proposed giving them some aid, but with his deficit-ballooning tax-cut proposals he is giving them a very bad example at the same time.

They were trying to open transport links, as well as giving out some aid.

You don't have XBox games about going 'hey, go give someone some aid on the border'.

At one point, the 10 new European Union member states, all of them less affluent than the established members, made an unsuccessful effort to rescue a deal by offering to give up some aid.