"senior aid" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in situations when you are referring to a person or organization that provides assistance or support to seniors. For example, "The local senior aid organization provides meals and other services to elderly residents of the city."
"War would make it impossible for us to operate," one senior aid worker said last night.
A senior aid official in Pakistan, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the staff members had been given until Sept. 12 to leave the country.
The Independent was first told of the impending disaster by a senior aid worker who feared that no one was doing much to prevent a disaster.
"It could go at any minute," a senior aid worker, who knew of the struggle by American and Iraqi engineers to save the dam, told this newspaper.
But the senior aid official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, also said: "We're not saying there's not a crisis in the Ogaden.
By my third visit in June senior aid workers are complaining that there is still no plan for the country's reconstruction.
"We believe that there should be reforms emanating from the will of the Syrian people, but without resorting to violence" and American aid, Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior aide to Iran's supreme leader, said in an interview with the Lebanese satellite television channel Al Mayadeen.
The premium-pet-food manufacturers–such as Colgate Palmolive's Hill's Science Diet and P&G's Iams and Eukanuba are selling foods that claim to help cats pass hairballs; reduce dogs' tartar, plaque and bad breath; control osteoarthritis; control diabetes and kidney disease and generally aid in "senior care".
Senior western aid officials in the Nepalese capital are also concerned.
"You see a buildup from both sides," said Ameerah Haq, the senior United Nations aid official in Sudan.
"People are going to die,'' a senior European aid official in Bamako, the capital, told me.
