Sentence examples for serious aid from inspiring English sources

Serious aid for reconstruction will not arrive until mid-2001, he said.

The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, began the organization's yearly fund-raising drive, seeking $3 billion in 2004 to help address 21 of the world's most serious aid crises.

Human rights and a free civil society should not be the passing fads of Labour foreign secretaries, but serious, aid-related policy aims.

In order to capture attention we had to make a film that wasn't just dominated by serious aid-and-accountability messaging, but that included a touch of humour and honesty.

How Brazil took on the drugs giants - and is winning In the early Nineties, Brazil faced a serious Aids crisis.

For Higher-Order Thinking: While Mr. Manning was found guilty of some charges, he was cleared of the most serious, aiding the enemy.

A serious aids epidemic promises to compound each of these problems immensely: of all H.I.V. infections registered in Russia, ninety-nine per cent have been reported in the past five years, and sixty-five per cent in the past three years.

"Some of us with serious financial aid and grants," said one of my students with an athletic scholarship, "tend to avoid high-risk situations".

The United Nations and the West could do no serious reconstruction aid in Afghanistan until a new, broadly based authority was functioning in Kabul, he said.

And so the potato's image is shifting from that of a food fit for peasants and pigs (and associated mostly with a devastating famine in Ireland) to a serious nutritional aid and an object of scientific study.

The number of people in need of serious medical aid was judged to be low enough that officials at a British medical group canceled plans to bring in a team of surgeons in the days after the storm, said Paula Sansom, the manager of the emergency response team for the group, Merlin.