Sentence examples for huge amounts of aid from inspiring English sources
The huge amounts of aid that poured in propped up Zia's government.
But after World War II America did something unprecedented: it provided huge amounts of aid, helping both its allies and its defeated enemies rebuild.
Mr. Stoiber has also sometimes seemed less than generous about unification, criticizing the huge amounts of aid going to eastern Germany -- a populist issue for many who complain about their taxes -- and urging easterners to work harder.
The Bloomberg administration, cautious that it not be perceived as unrealistically asking for huge amounts of aid, is limiting its main request to $650 million from the federal government.
But the United States and the World Food Program appeared to have little leverage to negotiate new terms because China and South Korea at the time shipped huge amounts of aid with few or no conditions attached.
All this, coupled with some flexibility from Indonesia's new government, contributed to its decision to sign a peace agreement in August, which has proved remarkably durable so far.The Tigers, on the other hand, do control large areas of northern and eastern Sri Lanka, and so ended up squabbling with the government over the huge amounts of aid on offer.
The Red Cross said a convoy of trucks carrying a "huge amount" of aid from the Dominican Republic was due to arrive in the capital this afternoon, bringing a 50-bed field hospital, surgical teams and an emergency telecommunications unit.
The UN then cut off a huge amount of aid, and in a commonplace strategy for dealing with North Korea exporters agreed to embargo resources, and braced for something crazy to happen, because embargoes and sanctions tend to piss off Dear Leader Kim Jong-un.
The plan does not ask for huge amounts of new aid, but it does ask that aid should be consistent, co-ordinated and accountable accountable, that is, to both givers and receivers.
The Oslo process was key to introducing huge amounts of financial aid to the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, who by various accounts are the recipients of the highest levels of aid in the world (some 5 billion dollars from the U.S alone over the years and more than quadruple that amount if you include other countries), both from governments as well as non-governmental organizations.
