Sentence examples for give direct aid from inspiring English sources

Will it give direct aid rather than soft loans?

He said it might make more economic sense to give direct aid to steel makers to help them lay off workers or pay benefits than to impose the tariffs.

However, I realized that it would be extremely difficult to give direct aid to every mosquito clinic.

Mr. Hourani says that Mr. Bashabsheh is not the only wealthy private donor giving direct aid to the Syrian refugees.

In theory, we should also be giving direct aid to friendly Sunni tribesmen in Iraq whose Anbar Awakening, brilliantly joined by Gen. David Petraeus' surge, utterly defeated the Islamic State progenitor, al-Qaeda in Iraq, in 2006-2007.

A group of economists at the Boston Federal Reserve said in a recent paper that foreclosure prevention programs could be more effective if they gave direct aid to struggling homeowners, rather than modified loans to reduce monthly payments.

UAE's founder, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan al-Nahyan, made it his country's policy to assist Pakistan's economy by hiring Pakistani labor in addition to giving direct aid.

Israeli military officers denied giving direct assistance to any of the Sunni groups along the border fence that oppose Hezbollah and the Syrian regime, or even coordinating humanitarian aid with them.

While the Royal British Legion has been "fantastic" for him and others, offering a drop-in centre three times a week, financial and employment advice and referrals to specialist charities, government help is piecemeal, targeted at projects run by housing associations and charities, rather than giving direct financial aid and assistance to ex-soldiers when they most need it.

Stump says that the Senate, with overwhelming Democratic and Republican support, passed a law giving direct financial aid to parochial schools.

The American administration has pledged to double its "non-lethal" support to the opposition to $250m, but still shrinks from giving direct military aid.