Sentence examples for genuine aid from inspiring English sources
Furious aid workers say the CIA's reckless use of aid work as a cover by spy agencies has threatened the safety of genuine aid workers and endangered multimillion-pound programmes to help Pakistan's poor.
Freiling's performance with the Takeover Super PAC seems to put him in the category of activists who are more interested in using super PACs to feather their own nests than in providing any genuine aid to the conservative causes they claim to support.
US aid: Genuine help or Trojan horse?
As a medium of mere information, however, the leaflet – in spite of its good quality – cannot substitute a genuine decision aid, because decision aids have to include several aspects such as opportunities of value clarifications not included in common patient information.
Genuine legal aid began in the late 1800s as a movement to help low-income people gain access to lawyers they could not otherwise afford, and countless legitimate organizations now carry the term in their names.
Furthermore, the UK should consider the US move in redirecting aid directly to those providing genuine assistance to people affected by Daesh atrocities.
Genuine humanitarian aid and free speech can and should be preserved without undermining our interests in security.
The first lady made the offer, while simultaneously criticising the junta, essentially narrowing the space for genuine humanitarian aid to reach those in suffering.
This is money to build schools and hospitals, so it's genuine development aid, but it's needed partly because we bombed some of those hospitals and schools.
His eyewitness account, which appeared in The New York Review of Books, rings with his considerable talents — above all, a sternly passionate prose that notices intensely but orders coolly, and a pleasing honesty about the difference between well-intended authorial witness and genuine political aid.
Meanwhile, the genuine food aid on which so many depended for survival has been halted by the war.
