Sentence examples for top aid from inspiring English sources

Would the former deputy defence secretary turn the world's top aid agency into an arm of American foreign policy?

The new year offers a chance to look forward to what will happen in 2016 – and according to the world's top aid agencies, the next 12 months will usher in a growing range of humanitarian crises.

The UN's top aid official, Stephen O'Brien, told the security council this week that the air strikes on Hodeida were "in clear contravention of international humanitarian law and are unacceptable".

Mr. Parker had not been to New York since a business trip more than 40 years ago, but he has a strong connection: that great-great uncle, Ely Parker, was a top aid to Ulysses S. Grant during and after the Civil War, and was present at the Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox.

Re "Huge Suicide Blast Demolishes U.N. Headquarters in Baghdad; Top Aid Officials Among 17 Dead" (front page, Aug. 20): The bombing in Baghdad will be made even more tragic if the Bush administration asserts that it confirms that a terrorist link existed in Iraq before the American conquest.

In her positions as Dean's top aid and the convention's top official, Daughtry, who is 44 years old, is leading the Democratic Party's new mission to make religious believers — particularly ardent Christian believers — view the party and its candidates as receptive to, and often impelled by, the dictates of faith.

The US government's top Aids scientist, Dr Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, agreed.

Russia faces a growing Aids epidemic with at least two million people likely to be infected with HIV over the next five years, according to the country's top Aids expert.

ABC outflanked the heavy sports competition on Sunday night and landed on top, aided by this season's third installment of "Desperate Housewives".

This is a president whose top aids boasted about "hippie punching" when they ditched the public option in the Affordable Care Act.

The United Nations' top emergency aid official expressed "huge frustration" Wednesday with the Myanmar government's barring foreign aid workers from the areas most devastated by last week's cyclone and urged it to make "a radical change" and reverse its decision.