Sentence examples for issues of aid from inspiring English sources

These issues are more equivocal than the more photographable issues of aid, poverty, hunger, schools, so it is harder to drive attention towards them.

Members of Mr Koizumi's coalition will no doubt be hounding him to learn more about the eight deaths and demanding some compensation for the families, even as he negotiates with North Korea on other issues of aid and security.

At 11am (GMT) on Tuesday, 16 March, the Lib Dems' spokesman on international development, Michael Moore, will be live online for one hour to answer your questions about the party's policies and the wider issues of aid and development.

(Even worse things might happen in a situation of economic crisis: if B1 has been feeding C1 for ten years, during a crisis it might become greedy for C1's resources; what would prevent it from blackmailing C1?) So much for issues of aid.

Without these, the Rohingya a majority Muslim ethnic group from Myanmar face issues of aid, movement, and even school admissions.

The issue of aid for the poorest countries to adapt to the impact of climate change has been shunted aside.

As global leaders move toward welcoming Serbia into the community of Western nations, the White House is considering the issue of aid to Belgrade's fledgling democratic government.

The four nations banded together in 1998, hoping to strike a better deal with the European Union, especially on the sensitive issue of aid to farmers.

The UN and aid groups have struggled to access those living under siege, and last month dozens of activist groups opposed to Syria's government accused the UN of "capitulating" to Damascus on the issue of aid delivery.

Yet sharp rises in international energy prices in 1973 and 1979 placed growing strain on the Yugoslav economy, and conflict deepened among republics over the issue of aid to underdeveloped regions, notably Kosovo.

In what was emblematic of the wider tensions over the issue of aid distribution, an argument broke out in the village between the soldiers, who said any foreigner was suspect, and the village headman, Myint Oo, who solicited aid from the visitor for the rebuilding of a school flattened by the cyclone.