Sentence examples for wanting to aid from inspiring English sources

Until now it has has shown commendable restraint toward the Sadriyyin movement, not wanting to aid the extremists' recruitment efforts.

The White House set up a campaign for Americans to send in stories about what they would do with the extra $40 in their paychecks, and denounced Republicans as not wanting to aid the middle class.

Ebola survivors -- "who can provide [infected] children with the love, care and attention they so badly need," according to UNICEF's Roeland Monasch -- can alleviate parents and care workers wanting to aid ailing loved ones, but also hesitant to put themselves at risk of contracting Ebola.

Some wanted to aid small downtown businesses.

Critics at home asked why they wanted to aid "the enemy".

They will push legislation to sharpen those differences and show they want to aid struggling homeowners.

Why wouldn't a sports league want to aid their players in raising awareness?

The United States wants to aid the insurgency but considers Al Nusra a terrorist organization with ties to Al Qaeda in Iraq.

They screamed hatred at Muslims and denounced countries such as Turkey that want to aid the helpless refugees.

A President who wants to aid the environment without empowering the E.P.A. will need to find an innovative way of enforcing the nation's ecological rules.

He's doing that?' He's always doing the unexpected though and I really wanted to aid his vision," he said.