Sentence examples for humanitarian packages from inspiring English sources

The White House also said that U.S. telecommunications companies would be free to offer their services in Cuba, that commercial flights between the two countries might resume (only charters are now possible), and that Americans could send humanitarian packages to whomever they liked in Cuba except to functionaries of the Cuban government.

Labour has taken a small step closer to backing airstrikes in Syria, but only as part of a wider, UN-sanctioned diplomatic and humanitarian package.

"While it helped mitigate the effects of the Syria crisis, the humanitarian package did not completely offset those effects," the study noted.

In early autumn [of 2014] I mailed off humanitarian aid packages.

Bravo recalled during his audition that he "forgot what a banana tasted like" (people lived on humanitarian aid packages, which largely consisted of rice, pasta, powdered milk and a kind of liquid cheese).

The UK has delivered its first humanitarian aid packages to the Iraqi people being attacked by Islamic State militants.

That has led to press speculation that the U.S. has been including radios in with the food and medicine in the humanitarian aid packages it has been dropping by parachute around the country.

Without money for food and other basic needs, tens of thousands of eastern Ukrainians are relying on humanitarian aid packages shipped from Russia on truck convoys, which they receive after standing in line at separatist-controlled government buildings or offices.

Turkey shelved its earlier demand for an ending of the blockade, settling instead for a humanitarian aid package that will be delivered through Ashdod under Israeli supervision.

In the 90's, the sanctioned dictator asked the U.N. to send him liposuction equipment as part of a humanitarian aid package, along with silicone breast implants and acne cream.

Speaking as the European commission signalled it was putting together an urgent humanitarian aid package for the country after predictions that more than 200,000 men, women and children will be marooned there by summer, the leftwing leader said Brussels had promised "support and solidarity".