Sentence examples for increased aid from from inspiring English sources

On Friday, city officials said increased aid from Albany would allow them to restore $60 million in cuts and provide an extra $5 million.

It is in large measure due to the public's generous support, increased aid from donor governments, aid getting through and efficient local markets.

City education officials said yesterday that they planned to restore about $65 million cut from school budgets for the coming academic year using increased aid from Albany approved this month.

The increased aid from the state, coupled with new revenues that the state will allow the city itself to generate, all but closes the projected gap in Mayor Lindsay's budget, and assures continuation of essen tial services.

Instead the British government increased aid from £200 million to almost £270 million; with much of this already channelled through NGOs like UNICEF, any withdrawal would likely impact the most vulnerable.

Instead the British government increased aid from £200 million ($313 million) to almost £270 million ($423 million); with much of this already channeled through NGOs like UNICEF, any withdrawal would likely impact the most vulnerable.

With a deal on debt relief now done, the UK intends to step up its campaign for increased aid flows from rich countries and fairer trade rules for developing nations.

But the Regents are misguided in recommending that $75 million of the increased aid come from money that would otherwise be used for reducing class sizes in kindergarten through third grade.

"They now have the three weeks until Gleneagles to come up with the other $48.5bn". With a deal on debt relief now done, the UK intends to step up its campaign for increased aid flows from rich countries and fairer trade rules for developing nations.

But Mr. Pataki said the idea that the increased aid could come from natural revenue growth was nonsense.

"The only exploiting that will be taking place will be whatever schemes its ministers will hatch to profit from increased aid flows".