Sentence examples for to future aid from inspiring English sources

According to Tim Rieser, the government's intractability will be an "obstacle" to future aid.

He is ready to provide food and agricultural aid, even though that may help prop up the regime in Pyongyang and even though the prevailing belief among South Koreans is that conditions should be attached to future aid.

Dr Nelson Michael of the US army – the US military had run the research programme with the Thai government – said scientists would now be working intensely to pick up clues to future Aids vaccine development from the results of the trial.

Afghan officials and the donors agreed a year ago to tie future aid to progress in improving government and fighting corruption, under the Tokyo Mutual Accountability Framework that established the performance benchmarks.

Organizations that receive their grants do not want to endanger future aid; staff members tend not to have the power to force the issue.

PAGE A10 HEADING TO THE REGION -- Secretary of State Colin Powell and Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida will tour devastated parts of Asia next week to assess future aid needs.

Perhaps Congress, from which the automakers are lobbying for more taxpayer money, can help correct their ways — at the very least — by attaching strict fuel-economy requirements to any future aid.

The Oslo Declaration states the need to 'honour existing financial commitments' and it is here that actions for many countries have lagged well behind proclaimed intent (and this before the global financial crisis began to threaten future aid disbursements).

They have been asked to provide any future aid directly to non-governmental organisations.

It recommended that international donors to Indonesia consider linking future aid and loans to the curbing of illegal exploitation if vested interests continued to blocking reform.

The twin bills in the United States Congress would tie future aid to North Korea to improvement in human rights, expand Radio Free Asia financing to cover 24-hour broadcasting and encourage neighboring countries to help people fleeing North Korea.