Sentence examples for main aids from inspiring English sources

With 18.8% of its highest-paid workers testing positive, "it is an equal-opportunity affliction," says Tsetsele Fantan, Debswana's main AIDS warrior.Thanks largely to the vision and persistence of Mrs Fantan, and to an enlightened managing director, Debswana has now become something of a model among companies in the fight against AIDS.

NIH's main AIDS branch, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), is considering making researchers use outside funds to pay for the drugs they want to test, and says to meet ethics standards researchers will have to guarantee the treatment of participants in the trial after the study is finished.

Vincent's, New York's main AIDS hospital, right at the epicenter of the epidemic, and had risen to take over AIDS care there.

In these patients, the main AIDS defining illness is produced by M ycobacterium tuberculosis which is also endemic in Romania and this situation may produce severe epidemiological damage.

The AIDAI score was validated for the four main AIDs, but it seems likely that it could be applied to other AIDs that share some of their clinical features, such as periodic fever, aphthous, pharyngitis and cervical adenitis syndrome (PFAPA) and Schnitzler's syndrome, although further studies will be required to validate this hypothesis.

Caritas, its main aid organisation, operates in 162 countries.

The UN is not in the Jungle and so therefore neither are the main aid agencies.

So far, the main aid response here has been the distribution of tents.

Justine Greening, the new international development secretary, has reassured Britain's main aid charities that she remains committed to meeting a UN target on overseas aid spending.

Yet the main aid to Libya appears to have come since those attacks, suggesting that Pakistani scientists may have continued their trade even after the explicit warning.

The 15-nation European Union, which is the main aid donor to the autonomous Palestinian administration, is traditionally more supportive of Mr. Arafat than the United States.