Sentence examples for suggests aid from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, history suggests, aid policy is driven by broader considerations than cost-benefit analysis.

The Oil for Food scandal in Iraq, which was occasionally mentioned in this context, suggests aid agencies may need to rebuild trust with the American public.

Martin as Lyra carries much of the show on her slim shoulders, and touchingly suggests, aided by Dominic Cooper's Will, the character's emergence into post-pubescent knowledge.

"Cameron's attempt to suggest aid money can be used to offset deep defence cuts is misleading and will not stand up to scrutiny".

But EU commissioner Andris Piebalgs said it was "not true" to suggest aid is going to the wrong people.

"Cameron's attempt to suggest aid money can be used to offset deep defence cuts is misleading and will not stand up to scrutiny," he added.

When people do not wish to take sides in the Syrian war, they suggest aid.

And so the thought arises: were the terrible events in Aurora suggested, aided, or in any way inspired by matching events onscreen?

Recent publications provide suggested aids to the decision-making process on sample sizes for reliability and validity studies [ 44, 45].

Many critics of aid policy try to dismiss Uganda as an isolated example, but some important recent research suggests that aid can be effective in any country where it is accompanied by sensible economic policies.

It also suggests that aid is being targeted on large mortgages, presumably for higher-income borrowers.