Sentence examples for on emergency aid from inspiring English sources

Many Mozambicans survived on emergency aid, on pickings from the bush and by begging.

In 2002 about US $210 million was spent on emergency aid to Angola.

Most of its 5m people had to depend for their food on emergency aid flights for a while.

It has already spent more than $1 billion on emergency aid and is now spending another $175 million on projects like cash-for-work programs, debris clearance, school construction and support for agriculture and police officers.

Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, announced on Saturday that Labour would spend £1.2bn not allocated by the Department of Health last year, focusing on emergency aid to the country's ailing system of social care.

The House of Representatives has held several dozen symbolic votes to scrap the Affordable Care Act in lieu of working on a farm bill or acting expeditiously on emergency aid to victims of Superstorm Sandy.Given this awful record, allow me to suggest extending the terms of House members from two to four years.This may sound like a strange solution.

On Tuesday the finance minister, who detailed the drive in a letter to eurozone leaders, said he hoped the EU would wrap up negotiations over a second rescue package of emergency loans – now deemed expedient if Athens is to stave off economic collapse – by the end of August, before it receives its next tranche of emergency aid on 15 September.

Working with the European Parliament Member of the European Parliament and Permanent Rapporteur on Humanitarian Aid Michèle Striffler on the importance of UNICEF for her work on Disaster Risk Reduction, linkage of emergency aid to rehabilitation and development.

The Panama command keeps on hand a certain amount of emergency aid equipment, but officials here said today that the scope of the Peruvian ca tastrophe would require addi tional shipments from the Unit ed States.

Many more tonnes of emergency aid are already on their way: 11.5 tonnes of blankets, hygiene kits, water purification tablets and oral rehydration salts (for treating diarrhoeal dehydration) have been airlifted from UNICEF's supply headquarters in Copenhagen.

UNICEF calls on donors for emergency aid for Algeria's earthquake victims GENEVA / ALGIERS, 26 May 2003 - UNICEF launched on Monday an emergency appeal to donors for help in providing emergency relief supplies to victims of the massive earthquake that struck Algeria on May 21, killing more than 2,000 people and injuring 9,000 others.