Sentence examples for to aid more from inspiring English sources

At Central Regional High School in Bayville, 30 ambulances were standing by to aid more than 1,000 evacuees.

It would also like to see an extension of the various local acts that deal with horses to cover the whole of Wales to aid more consistent enforcement.

He thought that group programs would allow him to aid more people, but he said management pushed back constantly.

But poetry didn't just help me; everyday organizations use poetry to aid more adolescents in some of the most important growing periods of their lives.

Though the Texas-based owner of the site has promised that it is supposed to aid more in finding love than a passport, the subtext of marriage for citizenship is hard to ignore.

I would argue that Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) are aiding, and have significant potential to aid, more low-income students and to contribute greatly to degree attainment in the U.S.

Omar Samad, a former Afghan ambassador to France and Canada, says Ghani may want to recast some of these commitments to try to make aid more effective and accountable.

Moreover, the Bush administration has tackled one really important challenge to try to make aid more effective, and it should get more credit for it.

The Bush administration followed suit, admitting Mali to the nations it favored with a Millennium Challenge Compact (its initiative to link aid more closely to performance) in 2006.

It is pertinent to international communities resolve to make aid more effective at combating global poverty and inequality, increase growth, and build capacity.

Tony works to make aid more transparent and accountable, and to empower communities developing countries to access and understand information about aid.