Sentence examples for some kind of aid from inspiring English sources

The EU and IMF would probably negotiate some kind of aid.

But official pronouncements of confidence have not allayed economic concern in the Arab world's poorest nation, where more than 60% of the population of 26 million now depends on some kind of aid, according to United Nations figures.

Yet we've also seen, anecdotally and in the statistics, evidence that some kinds of aid have been enormously effective.

Though some kinds of aid have spending requirements, superintendents said the increased money would be used to meet districts' educational goals while keeping class sizes down.

The total number of people receiving some kind of unemployment aid is also down sharply.

"It's being mooted among some European capitals about the E.U. establishing some kind of humanitarian aid corridor," said Anthony Dworkin, a human rights expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations.

International organisations provide more than 90% of medical supplies in Kabul, and almost half the city's population receives some kind of food aid.

Nearly 3 in 10 American women fess up to using some kind of sleep aid at least a few nights a week, according to "Women and Sleep," a 2007 study by the National Sleep Foundation, a nonprofit research group.

(Six days' rest is not enough time, despite all the whirlpool baths and massages and cold compression, to get most players back on the field without some kind of medicinal aid).

Even before the current conflict, 15.9 million people - 61% of the population - were estimated to require some kind of humanitarian aid, according to the UN.

Public schools offer about 66percentt of their students some kind of financial aid -- which includes loans.