Sentence examples for through aid to from inspiring English sources

Efforts to prop up the economy through infrastructure spending, for instance, or through aid to carmakers created uncertainty, he argues.

And we should not be embarrassed about using the influence acquired through aid to help business relationships.

He coupled it with a parallel promise to "make work pay" through aid to the working poor.

His effort to unseat the leftist Sandinista regime in Nicaragua through aid to the Contras, a rebel force seeking to overthrow the government, was unpopular and unsuccessful.

It would inject $136 billion into the economy, mainly through aid to the states and through tax rebates that can affect spending quickly.

That leaves government, which could inject money into the economy through aid to the states or infrastructure spending or another round of tax rebates.

That decision established that a State may not support religious education either through direct grants to parochial schools or through financial aid to parents of parochial school students.

Taxpayers help to fund us through state appropriations and government grants and, less directly, through financial aid to low-income students and the tax deduction that encourages philanthropy.

The families say they have been forced to resort to bucket collections outside big events after not receiving sufficient public funds through legal aid to pay for their lawyers, and that they raised thousands of pounds at Sunday's match.

Those who believe that the US has effective leverage through its aid to Egypt really live in fantasy land.

Julius Moster's suggestion (Letters, July 11) to deal with Arab terrorists through retaliatory aid to Israel is the cause of our troubles in the Middle East, not the solution.