Sentence examples for hope for aid from inspiring English sources

Too much offered by the South might lead the North to hope for aid without scrapping its nuclear programmes.

Legally, they aren't refugees they remain in their home country but they are often worse off than refugees, who can hope for aid from the countries that take them in, or from the international community.

Fads are frequent, and this strategy is notable for its rejection of general budget support (pdf), which only a few years ago was a great new hope for aid practitioners.

He had hoped for aid, but found nothing.

But the automakers' hopes for aid were buoyed by the positive comments on Wednesday from Mr. Obama.

A fourth Crusader state was established on the coast in the vicinity of Tripoli (Arabic Tarābulus) by Raymond of Saint-Gilles, whadhad been outmaneuvered in Jerusalem and had returned to Constantinople hoping for aid from the Byzantine emperor, to whom he had always been loyal.

Only by blunting the hostility of the Bush administration and locking in gains in relations with South Korea and its leader, Kim Dae Jung, before a new president is elected there in December, can North Korea hope for continued aid on a large scale.

Most people uprooted by hunger don't have either, and so they are left with two unappealing options: stay at the border and hope for food aid, or sneak across without papers; a risky undertaking that involves days of trekking through the bush and on muddy roads made impassable by seasonal rains.

Yonkers officials publicly disapproved, saying that the county would lose any hope for state aid.

"We don't hold much hope for this aid from international organizations".

The county had hoped for more aid this year, said Wasi Talib, a spokeswoman for the County Executive's office.