Sentence examples for permanent aid from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lagarde would not make that leap, saying only that she and her fellow finance ministers were discussing both aid facilities "in parallel" and that there was general agreement that the permanent aid facility "needs to be comprehensive, that it has to give a strong signal of our solidarity and unity going forward".

But the administration quickly cried foul over providing billions of dollars in permanent corporate aid without including aid for the middle class.

So given all of that spare time, and given the amount of underperforming retail space in airports, why not set up a national network of permanent first-aid training centers in airports, perhaps under the aegis of the Red Cross?

A permanent flow of aid mainly finances consumption rather than investment consistent with the historical failure of aid inflows to translate into sustained growth.

A welfare state cannot be a gift of charity, a permanent addition to aid budgets which are already well short of the level required to meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in 2015.

Because of its size, the pagoda served as a permanent lighthouse to aid sailors at night (as described in Hangzhou Fu Zhi).

The response to the Syrian problem must encompass permanent long-term aid to further develop and reward Jordan for the burden being inflicted upon it now.

The primary objective of these guidelines is to outline an approach for the instantaneous care of avulsed permanent teeth and to aid dentists and other healthcare professionals in decision-making in the event of permanent teeth avulsion.

The development corporation has drawn some criticism for not moving speedily enough on plans for a memorial, whether temporary or permanent, or to offer aid to businesses and residents.

In addition to working to get veterans into permanent housing, civil legal aid is often an effective intervention for veterans who are at risk of becoming homeless--an estimated 1.4 million veterans nationwide.

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.