Sentence examples for poor aid from inspiring English sources
Is not bending world trade rules a bit merely a small price to pay for helping the poor?Aid, not tradeNo, it is a large price to pay, and for not very much help.
It has also taken inspiration from Toms'giveve one to get one' model where if you donate $45 or more you can "Send a JadedAid card deck to a poor aid worker without home leave, and get a second deck and that warm feeling of helping others shipped right to your door".
In-door relief in the workhouse was to become the only form of government poor aid for the truly deserving.
EARLIER this year, Bob Zoellick, the president of the World Bank, grandly declared that "2009 saw the end of what was known as the third world"—that is, the end of a distinct, separate section of humanity that is poor, aid-dependent and does not matter very much.
I've once or twice, for political reasons, written obituaries of ordinary, poor Aids victims, or commemorated simple survivors of grotesque medical experiments.
So, she disguises herself as "Martin" (in moss-green doublet and hose) and starts robbing aristos to give to the poor – aided by the gargantuan court fool, Pierre Ólafur Darri Ólafssonn).
This study suggests that the traditional "AW" and "EP" labels associated with commonly used additives are poor aids when designing of ester based lubricants.
FLWs who were exposed to the program tools had correct knowledge of several key program messages, but poor aided recall of certain messages and the lower levels of knowledge among volunteers and mothers further signal weak delivery quality.
Rich-to-poor aid has thus been a big part of the discussions ahead of December's climate conference in Copenhagen, which is meant to hammer out a successor to the Kyoto protocol.Public money will only go so far.
Employers should ensure that at least some funded internships are set aside on a needs basis and make it clear to university career centres that they are interested in addressing the existing underrepresentation of poorer aid workers.
In 2005, basic health care for the poor and aid for school children were arranged.
