Sentence examples for liberal aid from inspiring English sources

She attacked Western liberal aid programmes in Dead Aid.

Even liberal aid economists, like Jeffrey Sachs of Harvard, say that as a general rule, aid should go to foreign governments that are democratic (or at the very least, responsive), that live by the law and that have more or less free markets.

After Salvatierra's death more liberal aid was provided, and new missions were established both in the south and the north.

10 00 – 11 00 PM: "A Defense of Marriage" – Alicia and Diane agree to let a famous liberal lawyer aid them on their latest case, but they soon realize he may not have their client's best interests in mind.

Obama forged his new majority largely on anti-war, socially liberal causes — aided by Republican reaction in contrast.

What a bundle of delicious irony: Cameron forced to campaign to strengthen a rival; Labour leftwingers helping a Tory rightwinger; liberal celebrities aiding a pro-hanging Conservative.

One Russian woman I have known for years, a prominent liberal, said, "aids might be a good thing, in a way, because it is killing people who only destroy the country anyway".

One Russian woman I have known for years, a prominent liberal, said, "aids might be a good thing, in a way, because it is killing people who only destroy the country anyway.'' She was talking about drug addicts.

The ad infuriated conservatives, dismayed many Democrats and ignited charges that the liberal Times aided its friends at MoveOn.org with a steep discount in the price paid to publish its message, which might amount to an illegal contribution to a political action committee.

Plouffe is the king of dishing out liberal kool-aid, so his rhetoric is no surprise.

And then there was Colin Powell at the UN, talking about WMD's and scaring the stuffing out of all of us, with the liberal media aiding and abetting the hoax, at the top of the list the New York Times.