Sentence examples for share of aid from inspiring English sources

Germany wants to reserve the right to provide loan guarantees for its share of aid only case by case.

And the more people there are in need of help, the smaller the share of aid resources available for education.

Officials at both colleges said the increases could be lowered if aid is restored in the adopted state budget or if the counties increase their share of aid.

The data showed that the biggest share of aid, about €37.5 billion, still goes to landowners and farmers, distributed in thousands of individual payments across the Continent.

That dodgy rationale was argued in the State Supreme Court last week when a group of school districts and parents sued for their fair share of aid under the State Constitution's "suitable provision" mandate.

The US will also expect Britain to pay its share of aid to the Afghan government after the withdrawal in two years' time, estimated to be around $10bn £6.2bnn) a year.

Written in more than 700 pages of legalese, the bill appears to maintain traditional shares of aid to localities.

If we, as a global community, are to succeed in ending extreme hunger and poverty and improving the health of the poorest, we must find ground-breaking ways to gather and share stories of aid working well.

Although it is still the single largest donor of overseas development assistance in absolute terms, its share of total aid has fallen from 45%to20%0% since 1960.

Donors aren't funding it – the share of official aid allocated to statistical development halved between 2011-12, to a vanishingly small 0.16% of all aid.

The governor's staff said that 41percentt of new school aid this year would go to New York City, compared with its existing 38.86 percent, and with the 46percentt share of increased aid that was originally proposed by the governor.