She makes it clear at the outset what kind of aid she means.
At the outset of the refugee crisis, aid agencies set up informal learning centres for children aged three to 14, but older teenagers feel alienated and hopeless, Lawson-Tancred said.
"Our promise at the outset was that we would get rid of the Taliban and Al Qaeda and make sure that they didn't come back, and we're well on the way to accomplishing that," Robert Finn, the American ambassador, who has won wide admiration among Afghans for his efforts to speed up the flow of aid, said in an interview last month.
But what of aid from within Africa?
They had to leave out some of the ugly parts of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin's history, such as the German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact that aided Adolf Hitler at the outset of the war, or the Soviets' brutal subjugation of Eastern Europe after the Nazi surrender.
It was coined about 50 years ago at the outset of the modern era of computer-aided engineering.
It is extremely important to note at the outset of this analysis that the debate between the "State aid approach" and the "compensation approach" is not merely theoretical but has material practical consequences.
This will in turn aid in restoring the patient with a predictable outcome from the outset of the treatment.
Although liberal voters are disappointed, the plain truth is that Obama, aided by Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, passed much more liberal legislation at the outset of his term than his immediate Democratic predecessors, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter.
As I mentioned at the outset of this letter, I propose that a portion of the principal repaid by the firms that received aid through the Capital Purchase Program be reallocated for these temporary mortgage assistance loans.
In the 1960s, Kennedy bankrolled the space programme, and at the outset of the 1970s Nixon declared a "war on cancer", while at the same time the British government developed its own nuclear programme with American aid.
