Sentence examples for managed to aid from inspiring English sources

Last year, Mr. Taha said, he had about 6,000 applications for help — and managed to aid 2,300 men and women.

Administration officials said that over the past 18 months, they managed to aid the rise of Mikhail Saakashvili, who is now the dominant candidate in presidential elections.

GM's rival Ford Motor managed to avoid federal aid, and is planning to restructure its debt to steady its finances.

Aid groups managed to gain access to the besieged town and its some 40,000 people through a complicated deal negotiated between President Bashar Assad's government, rebel fighters and other actors.

Tens of thousands of those who managed to reach aid camps after surviving the floods and days of being stranded in trees and on rooftops faced the challenge today of finding food and clean water.

The OECD's general secretary, Angel Gurria, said: "It is worrying that budgetary duress [in] our member countries have led to a second successive fall in total aid, but I take heart from the fact that, in spite of the crisis, nine countries still managed to increase their aid".

Until then Nasser had managed to obtain substantial aid from both the Soviet Union and the United States.

In Gorkha last week NGOs such as Save the Children managed to distribute some aid to villagers living in the open or in cattle pens.

Nobody from the refuge can get in touch with Khalid now, but as far as I can establish, she had not managed to secure legal aid when she decided to return to the man she says abused her.

And its notion of "aid" has been broadened, as senior departments such as foreign affairs and defence have made demands on the aid budget to pay, for instance, for clearing landmines or supporting ex-communist countries "in transition".Nor has CIDA managed to concentrate its aid effectively on a few countries.

This week the group said it had managed to send some aid to feed more than 1,000 at-risk animals in the Tripoli zoo, which is near Bab al-Aziziya, the compound that was until recently Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's base.