Sentence examples for long-term aided from inspiring English sources

"We expect the number of travelers at Gatwick Airport will rise in the mid- to long-term, aided by the London Olympics in 2012," the pension fund said in an e-mailed statement.

"And we know that well-spent long-term aid works wonders.

Perhaps it was France, which announced yesterday a €600m pledge for long-term aid.

This herb is meant to provide initial assistance and not long-term aid for dieters.

Last November, the EU pledged an additional €5bn (£4.2bn) in long-term aid to Egypt.

Save the Children, any of several independent, voluntary organizations that seek to provide both disaster and long-term aid to disadvantaged children throughout the world.

So today marked the first time in years that Washington has talked of a long-term aid program for the country, one whose details are still undefined.

Primark has pledged to compensate victims who worked for its supplier and their families, saying compensation would include long-term aid for children who lost parents, financial aid for the injured and payments to the families of the deceased.

The war's end and independence lured these populations back home, where they needed both short-term and long-term aid to establish themselves in areas they had not lived in for decades.

Long-term aid came from the 88 Plan, run by the N.F.L. and its players union, which provides up to $88,000 a year for dementia-related medical costs incurred by former players.

Landlocked countries will need long-term aid because they are at a huge geographical disadvantage, but we should also be channelling cash to their neighbours to build effective infrastructure links.