Sentence examples for welcome aid from inspiring English sources

The Fed's statement, with its mix of grim tidings and welcome aid, contributed to wild market oscillations as investors struggled to make sense of the economy and the path ahead.

The asparagus with Parmesan and soft egg (£4) is a welcome aid to digestion after all that carcinogenic beef, and the roast courgette with chilli and balsamic (£3) would serve as a fine starter, too.

No hiding place Mutiny in Bangladesh Stoking the flames Just like the bad old days Reprints Related items Cambodia's Khmers Rouges on trial: Evil and the lawFeb 23rd 2009It will be very welcome: aid still makes up half of the government's budget, despite a decade of stalling on anti-corruption legislation that donors want to see.

It would also be a welcome aid to business-expense management.

Therefore robotic mowers have been a welcome aid for stressed homeowners.

During our work on an experimental controller for an indoor environment that is installed in an occupied office in the building of the Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, it has become evident that a computer simulator of the system would be a welcome aid for the optimization of its functioning.

Detractors, ever welcome aids to promotion, included the renowned publisher Jean-Jacques Pauvert, who published the Story of O in 1954 and declared that Millet's book was a victim of the fact that eroticism had been killed by its own ubiquity.

Polls show that most Colombians welcome American aid, though they may disagree on the details.

Afghan officials say they would welcome more aid, but must retain control of their ministries.

Shadow international development secretary Harriet Harman said: "I welcome the aid that the UK is providing to the humanitarian agencies that are working so hard to help the people in Tripoli in incredibly difficult circumstances.

Mr. Bush's action "is especially welcome because aid has never before been tied to the promotion of human rights in the Arab world," said Tom Malinowski, the Washington advocacy director of Human Rights Watch.