Sentence examples for government development aid from inspiring English sources

One of the big questions in both politics and economics is whether government development aid actually produces economic growth in the recipient countries.

The party is strongly critical of "forced contribution to government development aid through taxation", which it wants to limit, also as it believe this weakens the individual's personal sense of responsibility and generosity (voluntary aid).

While the main responsibility for education rests with national governments, development aid continues to play a role, especially in the least developed countries, in fragile situations, and for marginalised groups.

From the support of the government health ministry and a global foundation giant, to the activities of our international health non-profit organization and a leading pharmaceutical corporation, this collaboration advances public health goals, private initiative and NGO expertise in concert with the U.S. Government's development aid objectives.

Google the statistics about girls: out of school; forced to marry when still children; dying in childbirth; forced into labor or slavery... then weigh those stats against: government investments; development aid dollars; the number of dedicated organizations working on the issue.

Continuing the practice dating back to the pre-Taliban era, the Indian government channeled its development aid for the building of wells, schools, and health clinics directly into the Afghan government's budget.

In the past two years, members of the Akhdam have begun to organize, creating a political front to lobby the government and seek development aid from charity groups.

Without continued and sustained government expenditure and development aid in these sectors, the progress and achievements of the Millennium Development Goals will be derailed, and the wellbeing of children compromised.

Most recently, the US government, the largest development aid donor to Africa, released a renewed and expanded pledge to fight HIV/AIDS, in part by reaching 4.7 million men for voluntary medical MCs on the continent (Kaiser Family Foundation 2011).

While serving as Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Eamon managed the Northern Ireland Peace Process on behalf of the Irish Government; oversaw and renewed Ireland's development aid programme and developed a new Government policy to actively engage with the 70 million members of the Irish Diaspora throughout the world.

She admits that there is a debate within government about whether any development aid is still needed.