Sentence examples for promise of aid from inspiring English sources

The Grand Bargain's promise of aid efficiency is another issue.

In Brussels, the European Community doubled its first promise of aid to £1.5m.

While Mainichi delicately called the promise of aid "recompense," the conservative Sankei Shimbun called it "ransom".

The Senate included state aid in its ill-fated bill to extend unemployment benefits; when that bill failed, the promise of aid vanished as well.

Leading at the moment is the power plant company Babcock & Wilcox, which has a promise of aid from the Energy Department.

The people who had tried to leave had failed, and his promise of aid seemed to have been a false one.

Stem cells, sort of all-purpose cells that briefly appear in new embryos, hold the promise of aiding research into now incurable diseases and tantalizing new medical treatments, like growing replacement tissues for patients.

The Gleneagles promise of Aids drugs to all who needed them, as well as the Clinton vision of an Aids-free generation (never mind hopes for eradicating malaria and reducing TB), would disappear over the horizon.

Though outsiders have been generous with promises of aid, not all of it has been effective.

The governor has also visited Syracuse several times in the last month with promises of aid.

In general, Mr. Labus said, promises of aid total about $455 million, "but timing is everything".