Sentence examples for rushed aid from inspiring English sources

Peru rushed aid to cities and towns in the south today, after a 7.9-magnitude earthquake toppled homes and stone buildings and killed at least 50 people.

President Truman rushed aid to Greece, not because he wished to aid Greek democracy (which had already been demolished by Winston Churchill's armed intervention), but to manipulate Greece as an anti-Soviet pawn on the global chessboard.

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But Dominicans, although they rushed aid to Haiti after its devastating 2010 quake and maintain many cultural and social exchanges, historically have viewed their neighbors with qualms, identifying more with their nation's Spanish colonial past and, despite their own racially mixed heritage, often deriding anyone with dark skin as "Haitian".

Only by financing those previous projects can lawmakers rush aid to the Northeast storm zone.

Characteristically compassionate in times of crisis, the nation is rushing aid to the storm-damaged area.

Pakistan called on the international community to rush aid to some one million people left homeless by massive flooding.

Japan now has 80,000 rescue workers up and down the affected area, doing their best to rush aid to those who are stranded, hungry, thirsty and in need of emergency medical care.

Relief agencies have been rushing aid to the regions.

UNICEF, WFP and other aid groups are rushing aid into to save the children, but they need funding.

Aid agencies like WFP and partners like Catholic Relief Services have to rush aid to the youngest before it's too late.