Sentence examples for involved aid from inspiring English sources

In January, the authorities in Beirut announced that the Japanese would be deported to a friendly third country when released from jail on March 7th after serving their three-year sentences for illegally entering the country.Behind the scenes, however, money changed hands as the Japanese struck a clandestine deal that involved aid for both Lebanon and Jordan.

In vitro studies have involved AID in apoptosis and gene transcription.

Rick Perry tried claiming that as president he'd zero-base budget all foreign aid and then ran into the Israel buzz saw, exempted "strategic aid in all forms" and appeared to wind up saying that he would take a hard-eyed look at any spending overseas that involved aid to hungry children.

The Marshall Plan, announced shortly after the war by Secretary of State George C. Marshall, was an economic reconstruction effort for Western Europe and involved aid, not troops.

But wait: Taylor has prominently argued (pdf) that the Obama stimulus, and specifically the part that involved aid to state and local governments, was ineffective, because the state and local governments just used the money to pay down debt — that is, giving them more cash wouldn't have mattered.

This involved aid - including shipments of fertiliser and rice - reunions between North and South Koreans, tourist projects and economic cooperation.

Most were for help in regular criminal investigations and only a handful involved aiding the authorities in terrorist investigations.

Gay men were routinely turned away by terrified staffs at hospitals, and film crews even refused to work on stories that involved aids patients.

The accusation that the plan would leave behind "millions of middle-class seniors" is partly based on the fact that the initial thrust of his plan would involve aid to states to help low-income elderly.

"There's not been a lot of lead time," Mr. Collier said, but added that if it involves aid, "I don't necessarily need a lot of lead time".

These stories involving aid groups and governments working to alleviate global hunger are presented in this documentary from Link TV and the nonprofit Bread for the World, which advocates on behalf of the poor.