Sentence examples for idea of aid from inspiring English sources

"The biggest deficit we're facing as a country is not the deficit in the public accounts, it's the credibility deficit," he told a meeting of the European Policy Centre think-tank.I sympathise with taxpayers in responsible northern European countries who are uncomfortable with the idea of aid to Greece, but Mssrs Papandreou and Papaconstantinou kind of have a point.

Then the idea of aided noise were used in lots of works [15-22] where the physical layer security were studied.

· Use the financial aid calculator on their website to get a general idea of the aid package you might receive if you are admitted.

The idea of linking aid to reform is not new.

And some leaders, like Bill Powers, president of the University of Texas, liked the administration's idea of tying aid to results.

One of the possibilities mooted was the idea of making aid to countries outside the EU conditional on their taking back failed asylum applicants.

Germany hates the idea of more aid to debtor countries (see article)—hence its slowness to accept bail-outs and its determination to penalise bondholders.

A report by Arthur Neslen in The Guardian pointed out that the idea of diverting aid was condemned "across the political board".

Many don't like the idea of free aid for poor people, or they think people should pay for their bad decisions, which this week includes living on the East Coast.

—Ben Taub A few years ago, a Royal Air Force wing commander visited the British aeronautics engineer Nigel Gifford, to discuss the idea of dropping aid from the sky to besieged civilians in Syria.

by Sharon Levy A few years ago, a Royal Air Force wing commander visited the British aeronautics engineer Nigel Gifford, to discuss the idea of dropping aid from the sky to besieged civilians in Syria.