Sentence examples for publicly aid from inspiring English sources

Publicly, aid officials offered no explanation of the Zimbabwean government's decision to stockpile food in a time of shortages.

Gov. Phil Bredesen of Tennessee, as well as Senator Bob Corker from that state — the latter once considered a villain here for having publicly opposed aid to Detroit carmakers — had personal stakes in attending the debut of the 2012 Volkswagen Passat, to be built in VW's new Chattanooga factory.

When workers and their families earn so little that they cannot make ends meet they turn to publicly-provided aid.

Thabo Mbeki: The Dream Deferred describes how the president contacted the author earlier this year to reiterate some of the views that caused uproar in the medical community before Mr Mbeki stopped talking publicly about Aids several years ago.

The emphasis in her work on spirituality and the contemplative life was reinforced by the chaste and pious persona she promoted publicly, and aided no doubt by her wealth and aristocratic status, she was able to formulate a literary voice which commanded considerable respect whilst preserving the necessary gender decorum.

The official was not authorized to publicly discuss the aid by name and insisted on anonymity.

That is why some of Cuba's most prominent dissidents have publicly opposed such aid.

The United States has complained repeatedly and publicly about Russian aid to Iran's weapons programs, with mixed results.

But they will be hit hard by the planned 8.75 per cent cut to publicly funded legal aid budgets due to come into force next week.

Mr. Santiago said he was disappointed Mr. McGreevey had withdrawn his support, and said the administration had not come to his aid publicly on other occasions.

Almost all defendants in criminal cases in the Crown Courts (in Scotland the High Court of Justiciary), which deal with all serious cases, are granted publicly funded legal aid.