Sentence examples for national aid from inspiring English sources

Support good governance: National aid workers are the least protected in hostile environments.

The many national aid workers who have made the ultimate sacrifice bear witness to this.

Some bilateral aid agencies also stand out, but national aid schemes are generally fragmented, inefficient and far more politicised.

At the height of the emergency, more than 100 international and national aid agencies were active in the quake areas.

"I think it has really become extreme poverty," says Isaac Oxenhaut, national aid coordinator for the Mexican Red Cross.

Banks receiving national aid are likely to feel pressure to concentrate on domestic lending, and it will be hard for EU competition watchdogs to find the evidence to stop them.

From there, grime went national, aided by direct-to-fan social media.

"You can't look at Aids in isolation," says Dr Chris Ouma, Action Aid's national Aids coordinator.

According to the South African National Aids Council, 12 million people have been counselled for HIV, of whom 85% have been tested.

As a former head of the South African national Aids council, Mr Zuma shocked many people by arguing, against scientific evidence, that there was little danger of him contracting HIV from unprotected sex.

The remarkable, near-fanatical popularity of the musical stemmed, in large part, from its ability to capture (in song, no less) the issues of its day: the gentrification of New York's Lower East Side neighbourhood beneath the shadow of the national Aids crisis and runaway corporate greed.