Sentence examples for win aid from inspiring English sources

Some employers will plead for more graduates, but only parental pressure can ultimately win aid for higher education.

Mr. Gettelfinger rejects talk that the U.A.W. will need to make major concessions for Detroit to win aid.

He also represents the Government of Guatemala in its effort to win aid from the United States.

And though domestic lobbies (companies eager to win aid contracts) may help bolster aid budgets, that is no reason to keep aid tied.

The South's Unification Ministry, which manages inter-Korean ties, quickly rebuffed the offer as a ploy by the economically destitute North to win aid.

Most of those commitments had been drawn up by outsiders and accepted by the signatories only in order to win aid.

The key moment in this struggle was winning aid from Albany.

Shifting demand to the fortunate sector that has won aid from the unfortunate one that has not will only exacerbate the upheaval.

March 14th supporters want it disarmed, and have won aid from the West, especially America, to bolster Lebanon's national army instead.

We have grown accustomed to Pakistan playing both arsonist and fireman at the same time — sheltering Osama bin Laden and supporting jihadist groups while winning aid from Washington by portraying itself as a partner in the war against terrorism.

Mr. Pataki has met with black ministers, some of whom have worked with Mr. Pataki's aides to win state aid for economic development projects in their neighborhoods.