Sentence examples similar to to aid make from inspiring English sources

Cameron was praised by Gates and the rock star Bono for keeping to the promise of devoting 0.7% of national income to aid made by the last Labour government despite the tough economic climate.

It has been estimated that the UK is contributing 0.55% of its income to aid, making it the most generous donor in the G8 and on course to fulfil its commitment by 2015.

In 1979, he was asked by the producers of the Star Wars sequel The Empire Strikes Back to aid make-up artist Stuart Freeborn in the creation and articulation of enigmatic Jedi Master Yoda.

If you think you're going to need financial aid, make it a central part of your college search from the beginning.

Giving priority to health aid makes sense, according to David Dollar of the World Bank, because it is easier to deliver than other types of assistance.

I can't commit to reverse the £600m cuts to legal aid made by the Tories and Lib Dems.

During her baroque financial troubles, Newhouse rushed to her aid, making a personal loan said to be seven figures.

Bush administration legislation then weakened government oversight of such schools, while expanding their access to federal financial aid, making the industry irresistible to Wall Street investors.

The Affordable Care Act extended these protections again, as 30 states have now elected to take federal aid made available by the law to insure childless adults.

At Brooklyn Friends, where annual tuition is $15,000 to 16,900, financial aid makes up 19percentt of the budget.

The findings can help in developing interventions to aid individuals make decisions about physical activities post knee injury and surgery.