Sentence examples for should be aid from inspiring English sources

Yet many developing countries and NGOs argue that it should be aid money, delivered from public budgets, and with no strings attached.

They should be aiding the efforts of students from across the world's campuses to become a global collective.

Some critics have said it is perverse that the I.M.F., which is financed partly by developing countries, should be aiding wealthy Europe.

Still, if Mr. Ryan fails to win the vice presidency this year, his political future should be aided substantially if he and Mr. Romney at least keep the margin respectable.

Diplomats at the conference said Egypt wanted the language in the meeting's final declaration to say that only "legally registered" groups should be aided by the foundation.

Still, his transition should be aided by the enthusiasm with which fellow rabbis have greeted his appointment and also by the fact that Rabbi Ellenson is not going to a new institution.

American and allied officers are trying to work around such obstacles, and should be aided by the recent creation of a United States Forces-Afghanistan headquarters in Kabul to coordinate with NATO.

His recovery should be aided by knowledge that his production company is making money off of "Everybody Loves Raymond" syndication.

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On this view, the more one benefits others, the more meaningful one's life, regardless of whether one enjoys benefiting them, believes they should be aided, etc. (Singer 1993, ch. 12, 1995, chs. 10 11; Singer 1996, ch. 4).

But his statement is unlikely to quiet critics who openly question why and whether America should be aiding the Morsi regime.