How To Use Economic aid In A Sentence
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It has maintained diplomatic and geopolitical influence in those countries via arms sales and economic aid.
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Whereas the United States was in favour of taking a tough line, Britain argued that economic aid should not be stopped.
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Buchanan has said he would gradually eliminate all foreign economic aid and give only limited assistance in instances of humanitarian disasters.
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Missiles were used as a bargaining chip in negotiations for economic aid.
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He warned that no economic aid could be forthcoming until a long-term constitutional solution had been found.
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They are holding out a carrot of $120 million in economic aid.
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The president ordered a review of US economic aid to Jordan.
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Russia's acceptance of economic aid from Western countries will speed up recovery.
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After France cut back on economic aid and withdrew its troops in the mid-1990s, there has been a series of army mutinies and coup attempts.
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The talks were originally meant to focus on normalizing diplomatic relations which would bring Japanese economic aid to North Korea.
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He warned that no economic aid could be forthcoming until a long-term constitutional solution had been found.
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Economic aid tends to undermine the national independence of third world countries.
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When the IMF demanded market openness to secure further economic aid, the nation was flooded with powdered milk and now uses it almost exclusively.
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The former President's "sunshine" policy of engaging North Korea through unstinted economic aid remarkably improved relations between Seoul and Pyongyang.
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In recent years China has supported the tottering North Korean regime, providing food provisions, oil, strategic supplies and economic aid.
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The administration has delinked human rights from economic aid to under developed nations.
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In early 2009, Obama and his top economic aides faced a fateful choice: either do an honest accounting of the nation's big insolvent banks, like Citigroup; or keep propping them up and collude with the banks in camouflaging just how bad things were -- and still are.
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Buchanan has said he would gradually eliminate all foreign economic aid and give only limited assistance in instances of humanitarian disasters.
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They are holding out a carrot of $120 million in economic aid.
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Monday, the president convenes a "fiscal responsibility summit" -- a four-hour wonkfest, which will be opened by Mr. Obama then led by economic aides and cabinet members who will divide the 130 participants into sessions on health care, taxation, Social Security, contracting and procurement, and budget processes.
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Missiles were used as a bargaining chip in negotiations for economic aid.
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Russia's acceptance of economic aid from Western countries will speed up recovery.
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Economic aid from 24 countries will be funneled into the war zone.
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China won't be responsible for all this economic aid, and it would be fiscally and politically infeasible for the United States to foot the bill in such a deal.
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In such talks, Pyongyang would demand, as it has before, large sums of economic aid and political recognition for its totalitarian regime in exchange for promises not to use its weapons.
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The unstable government has been reliant on Australian troops, police and economic aid, a situation ruthlessly exploited by Canberra in the dispute over royalties and sovereignty.
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Economic aid tends to undermine the national independence of third world countries.
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His remarks amounted to an indirect appeal for economic aid.
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His remarks amounted to an indirect appeal for economic aid.
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Economic aid tends to undermine the national independence of third world countries.
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In due course this strategy would have the advantage of making unnecessary the continuation of American economic aid to Western Europe.
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He warned that no economic aid could be forthcoming until a long-term constitutional solution had been found.
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Economic aid tends to undermine the national independence of third world countries.