Sentence examples for prospect of aid from inspiring English sources
Royalist successes in England in the spring and early summer of 1643, combined with the prospect of aid from Ireland for the king, prompted the Scottish Covenanters to sign a political, military, and religious alliance the Solemn League and Covenant (September 25 , 1643—with the English Parliamentarians.
Nonetheless, the barricades underscored one of the oddities of the trip: Mr. Bush received his warmest reception in Russia, the old cold war enemy now happy at the prospect of aid and trade with the United States, and the coldest in the capitals of his European allies.
The prospect of aid, both military and "non-lethal", gives the West some leverage.
For others, the very prospect of foreign aid has hindered reform.
It was then the Irish rock singer casually brought up the prospect of Live Aid.
Uruguay said today that it would keep its fragile banking system closed at least through Friday, despite the prospect of fresh aid.
Well-placed sources said the prospect of further aid would be "a given" if Greece was unable to service its debt by borrowing on international markets.
He capitulated on September 19 after the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre (August 24) of Protestants in Paris had ended any prospect of French aid and after a relief effort by William of Orange had been repulsed.
Cynics point out that this was broadly the same line that Ford took at Halewood, until the prospect of state aid persuaded it to trim the job cuts to 900.
The prospect of additional aid from Germany, which as the largest country in the euro zone has paid the most to help Greece, was greeted with anything but relief in the Greek news media.
But even given the prospect of greater aid, several of Colombia's neighbors are resisting an American approach that they say relies too heavily on the military and could involve them in war.
