Sentence examples for international aid allocation from inspiring English sources

The recent international aid allocation also reflects the response-oriented nature of the country's disaster management.

The Kenyan government was slow to respond to the shifting international aid allocations.

The aid so far promised to help the 5m or so people who have been directly affected by the tsunami is around $800 a head, well over 20 times the norm in previous international-aid allocations.Some cynics attribute this unusually generous response from rich countries to the fact that so many tourists from those countries were killed.

Most concerning among his talking points was the argument that the United States, by means of its allocation of international aid in conflict-ridden areas such as Syria and Egypt, is "giving comfort and aid" to crimes against Christians.

They had assumed, encouraged, they say, by explicit assurances from Mr Arafat himself, that the Palestinian leaders were prepared to accept words of vague contrition from Israel, and generous allocations of international aid, in place of the right of every refugee and his descendants to go back to his old home inside Israel.

International aid poured into the country.

President Joaquim Chissano appealed for international aid.

International aid projects have been looted.

Most international aid goes to the camps.

So donors need to meet existing commitments and improve aid allocation and ownership.

This has clear implications in terms of aid allocation.