Sentence examples for in aid to developing from inspiring English sources

The bank itself has committed up to $100 billion in aid to developing countries over three years.

"While the international community gives $141bn in aid to developing countries annually, the developing countries pay back $464bn each year to their creditors.

The Government of Taiwan has promised to provide $1 billion in aid to developing nations should it be admitted to GATT.

Several influential groups, including Save the Children, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the rock star Bono's One Campaign, are pushing the United States, next to last among rich nations in aid to developing countries as a share of gross national product, to increase its giving to improve the survival odds of mothers and children.

Asked about arguments by diplomats and some protesters that the United States should provide hundreds of billions of dollars in aid to developing nations as reparations, Mr. Stern, the special envoy for climate change, bluntly fired back at a news conference.

Simply sending hundreds of millions in "aid" to developing nations does little to solve the problem and, in fact, exacerbates it.

And next week, President Ashraf Ghani will travel to London for a donor conference at which he will seek billions of dollars in aid to develop the country, mired in an economic crisis.

But his remarks followed the surprising squabble among the world's rich nations about who plans to be more generous in providing aid to developing countries in the years ahead.

Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, warned Thursday that the first decline in international aid to developing countries in years is jeopardizing the United Nations' goal of reducing poverty by 2015 in many countries.

In the latest sign of Republican displeasure, James Inhofe of Oklahoma and John Barrasso wrote to the White House on Wednesday to oppose Obama's support for a global climate deal for emissions cuts post-2020, and his pledge of $3bn in climate aid to developing countries.

The framework moved forward the developed world's commitment to put up $100 billion a year from 2020 in financial aid to developing countries.