Sentence examples for just for aiding from inspiring English sources

Richter's Sleep, for piano, strings and vocals, which received its premiere in London in September 2015, has drawn attention not just for aiding sleep but interpreting the act into art.

A Western official familiar with the aid efforts of a number of foreign governments here said the Afghan government did not seem to understand that its decision not to allow private security for development firms would — unless amended — be catastrophic not just for aid but also for the counterinsurgency effort.

Rose explains that this way the story feels bespoke to the audience member, making them think it's just for them and aiding with their emotional engagement.

African leaders now appear to accept that these are not just conditions for aid laid down by western countries but economic reality.

The recuperating soldiers credited Turkey not just for medical aid but also for assistance going back into Syria to fight.

These conditions call out not just for emergency aid, but systemic reform.

Private flows to developing countries are worth three times official aid and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, a Nigerian former finance minister, thinks "it's high time Africa saw and presented itself as the fifth BRIC, an attractive destination for investment, not just aid".The upshot is that it is no longer clear who depends on whom.

Poet and playwright Jackie Kay spoke movingly about art and identity, and Basma El Husseiny persuasively detailed the place for art convoys, not just aid convoys, in the refugee camps of the Middle East.

So Spanish politicians might prefer to ask Europe for aid intended just for their sickly banks.

For the first time, Mr. Powell acknowledged that the Bush administration was exploring ways to help what he called Colombia's "survival as a nation" rather than just aid for counternarcotics operations.

Altogether, they reminded more than 80 congressional offices that many Americans don't just support aid for global vaccination campaigns, they're willing to go more than a few extra miles to prove it.