Sentence examples for genuinely aid from inspiring English sources

That decision, however, does not genuinely aid their argument.

Unlike the company's earlier foray into social networking, fans can't (yet) use iTunes connect to talk with each other, and so a lot of the success or failure of the service will depend on whether or not artists genuinely aid music discovery, or simply use the service for self-promotion.

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A really substantial contribution to relief and recovery efforts, in a manner that genuinely aids its former colony, is the very least Paris could offer.

This in turn suggests new principles and the need to genuinely reframe "aid" as "global development co-operation".

Viewed in present-value terms, the initiative itself offers debt reduction of $27.5 billion, which is more than double the $12.5 billion available before.That is a big change if it attracts genuinely new aid money.

The MoJ insists that domestic violence victims "who genuinely require assistance in court proceedings" are able to obtain legal aid.

One should add that Mr. Putin's increasingly authoritarian siloviki regime is genuinely popular (though aided by adulatory coverage on the TV networks seized from Mr. Yeltsin's oligarchs).

Countries genuinely do absorb foreign aid.

While the current system has been criticised, it was designed to prevent donors from bending the rules and ensure that funding reported as aid was genuinely supporting poverty alleviation in poorer countries.

What does it mean in view of cuts to legal aid? "I genuinely believe access to justice is the hallmark of a civilised society". It was with those words that the justice secretary, Ken Clarke, introduced his government's legal aid reforms last November.