Sentence examples for problems of aid from inspiring English sources
The documentary looks at the potential problems of aid, the ways those in a position to be charitable are often patronising and paternalistic.
Instead, the government hands out vouchers to pregnant women at antenatal clinics, covering much of the cost of the nets in the market.The dilemmas of distributing bednets illustrate some general problems of aid.
The problems of aid and Afghanistan have been emphasised by two powerful and provocative pieces on Cif this weekend – Mustafa Qadri's Taliban: the indistinguishable enemy, and Conor Foley's Attacking humanitarian aid with cliche.
A dramatic fall in poverty requires rethinking official assistance.Yet all the problems of aid, Africa and the intractability of the final billion do not mask the big point about poverty reduction: it has been a hugely positive story and could become even more so.
The multiple problems of aid – generally and for health specifically - are long recognised and have been widely reported.
To understand the role of extended family in responding to problems of AID-orphaned children and adolescents in Uganda, the study examines who are the primary caregivers of AIDS-orphaned children and adolescents, what are the types of caregiving provided to orphans and whether the quality of caregiving varies by the primary caregiver's gender and type.
So we should approach the problem of aid with humility.
A payment for something that the government had already promised opens up the problem of aid fungibility.
A committee of MPs recently criticised the Department for International Development and the EU for failing to address the problem of aid being misappropriated.
This week in the magazine and here online (see Fact), Michael Specter discusses the burgeoning problem of aids in Russia, and the wider demographic crisis that threatens the nation's future.
The Vatican has refused to confront issues having to do with women priests, married priests, gay priests with anything but disgust or denial, let alone confront the problem of aids, or abuse, or even condoms.
