Sentence examples for handouts to its from inspiring English sources
America's lavish handouts to its farmers harvest poverty throughout the developing world.
The kingdom promised nearly $93 billion in handouts to its citizens in the wake of the wave of unrest that has swept the Arab world this year, making a sharp fall in oil prices a major risk for its budget.
America's lavish handouts to its cotton farmers, which can reach $3 billion a year, hurt some of the world's poorest nations by driving world cotton prices below the cost of production.
In 2015, they gave Law and Justice another chance, and the party used it to full effect: Having learned from its previous mistakes, it has, this time around, proved much more effective both at delivering big handouts to its core supporters and in undermining democratic institutions.
The bank also came under fire for plans to press ahead with a £60m handout to its investors next week despite its delicate financial position.
Today, the cash-strapped North relies on handouts to feed its people, while the South boasts the world's 15th largest economy.
The price of staple foods, for instance, has risen by as much as 400%, and the country continues to rely on foreign handouts to feed its people.In a recent paper, Mr Noland argues that those with access to foreign exchange, such as senior party officials, do not feel the effects of inflation as severely as salaried workers who have no access to foreign exchange.
Imagine support designed to encourage a resurgence of small- and medium-size farms producing not corn syrup and animal-feed but food we can touch, see, buy and eat - like apples and carrots - while diminishing handouts to agribusiness and its political cronies.
If Bain & Company was just such a "loser" with too big an appetite, and got a handout to keep its loans above water, Mr Romney has some awkward explaining to do.
The federal government has given Foxtel a $30m handout to boost its sports broadcasting but has declined to explain why the News Corp-owned pay TV company was singled out for largesse – or exactly how or where the money will be used.
And all this comes on top of Arab mistrust for America as Israel's chief source of aid, arms and diplomatic backing never mind its huge handouts to Egypt.Sympathy for the devilNo single issue in recent years, however, has damaged America's image on the Arab street more than its treatment of Iraq.
