Sentence examples similar to justly aided from inspiring English sources
Again we ruled that this very distant possibility of harm could not justify a complete prohibition of the Trainmen's efforts to aid one another in assuring that each injured member would be justly compensated for his injuries.
It helps too that Ms Short is trusted by both presidents: Mr Museveni calls her "an old freedom fighter".Donors are often justly chided for using aid for selfish political ends, or for attaching too many petty conditions to it.
Through the Millennium Challenge Account, my nation is increasing our aid to developing nations that govern justly, expand economic freedom and invest in the education and health of their people.
First, the UK has been influential in shaping consensus at EU level – on aid and trade for example – and can justly point to its role in the EU as an opportunity to amplify influence.
The Administration then issued that letter of Judge BLACK's, which has gone to the world, up justly reflecting upon the Judiciary here, and particularly upon myself for calling the military to my aid.
She therefore embodies the argument that the Bank desperately needs to make if it is to regain its legitimacy in the developing world: that aid and development lending are powerful forces for good, so long as they are delivered justly.
