Sentence examples for prominent aid from inspiring English sources

With assistance from Europe and the United States expected to drop substantially, India may be left as one of Afghanistan's most prominent aid partners.

Last month, the prominent aid group Doctors Without Borders described the UN's haphazard response to the tragedy in South Sudan as "shameful".

According to Avaaz, an online activist network, the reconstruction of Gaza could take 17 years due to severe restrictions on the import and export of raw building materials; 35 prominent aid organizations including Avaaz, Oxfam, and World Vision International are publicly calling for an end to the Gaza blockade. .

Zackie Achmat South Africa's most prominent Aids activist and the founder of the Treatment Action Campaign, which fights for better access to treatment, care and support for people with the disease in the country.

That is how some of the country's most prominent Aids scientists regard Gwala, saying that his secret formula of 89 herbs and roots might not do any physical harm, but neither does it combat Aids - and his insistence that patients give up ARVs is a virtual death sentence.

A prominent Aids researcher, a young family on a journey back to Indonesia and tourists looking forward to holidays in the sun were among the 298 people who perished when MH17 crashed in eastern Ukraine.

The mechanics of this process relied on a prominent visual aid, whereby ideas were documented as collectively 'accepted', 'vetoed', or 'held' for future consideration [ 37].

Rowling writes that she had originally intended for Fortesque to help Potter in his journey to destroy Voldemort in her final book, but that the ice cream seller became less relevant as other characters' roles became more prominent in aiding the young wizard.

Prominent advances aiding progress in the field of biogeography since Darwin's day include a deeper understanding of speciation, discoveries in the area of paleontology and macroevolutionary theory, and the development of new methods for analyzing biogeographic data including phylogenetic approaches and approaches using GIS.

Prominent children's aid organizations, such as UNICEF (the U.N.'s child-welfare arm), Save the Children, and the International Social Service, emphasize improving social conditions within sending countries, rather than facilitating international adoption.

Thomas L. Friedman (column, Oct. 19) gives prominent place to aiding development in other countries in his strategy for fighting the right war.