Sentence examples for will offer aid from inspiring English sources

Is this true and if so, are there any programs in the works that will offer aid at a fair price?

For all the talk of a supra-sovereign wealth fund, it is more likely that China will offer aid bilaterally, thus more directly benefiting Chinese companies and providing much-needed burnishing of China's reputation abroad.

Both Primark, which has a large presence in the UK, and Canadian company Loblaw had clothing made in the Rana Plaza, and have said they will offer aid to victims and their families.

Asked on Thursday about US plans to take in more refugees, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said there are no "impending policy changes" and that the US will continue to offer aid to Europe.

Some schools will offer merit aid to international students, while others will just offer need-based financial aid.

Foreign donors will offer food aid, but few will offer cash or friendship.

The EU will offer more aid and training for Iraqi police and judges.

– Margaret A common worry about early decision is that the college will offer less aid because of the student's commitment to enroll.

A bystander who lacks self-confidence in his or her ability will also be less likely to offer aid [3, 5].

Most universities will offer a financial aid package upon admission which is a combination of scholarships from the university (need and merit), federal student aid programs, and state aid programs.

At Tuesday's meeting, hosted by Lucas, Polly Neate, chief executive of the charity Women's Aid, will offer statistics backing the idea that the impact of lads' mags is to encourage sexual hostility and, ultimately, violence.