Sentence examples for range of aids from inspiring English sources

Chinese officials are trying to reach deals with pharmaceutical companies so that a broader range of AIDS drugs can be cheaply produced in China.

A8 AIDS Drug Dispute Deepens Cipla, a maker of generic drugs in Bombay, asked South Africa to give it the right to sell a range of AIDS drugs now available only from the patent-holding multinational companies at high prices.

The topics of 'Diagnosis of HIV/AIDS (Topic)' and 'Management of HIV/AIDS (Topic)' cover a narrow range of AIDS related terms and will thus not be included in further analysis.

"As part of the housing white paper we are reviewing the range of aids and adaptations programmes to see whether there is any scope to make further improvements to the current range of services provided for citizens in Wales".

Transport, domestic assistance, centre-based meals and a range of aids and equipment were more likely to be used by HACC clients who lived in rural and remote areas than those living in more accessible areas (data not shown).

It will give patients a range of aid with their finances, from helping them manage their current account to their mortgage payments.

One of the key outcomes from the summit was the Grand Bargain, a new humanitarian financing agreement signed by 30 representatives from a range of aid agencies, such as the International Committee of the Red Cross, and donors, including the UK's Department for International Development.

The House passed a similar $12.7 billion omnibus bill in late March, but Senator Trent Lott, the majority leader, balked at bundling such a wide range of aid, fearing that it would be a magnet for pork-barrel spending.

Iraqi officials said the government was appealing for a range of aid, including helicopter gunships and missiles, along with American intelligence and other forms of counterterrorism support, like reconnaissance drones.

The envoys will explore a possible resumption of the six-party talks, an inert process that was originally intended to shut down North Korea's nuclear adventures in exchange for a range of aid shipments.

Mr. Lake and Ms. Sheeran toured the school and met families receiving a wide range of aid, including immunization, basic hygiene kits and high-energy biscuits for children and pregnant and lactating women.