Sentences with phrase «more aid overseas»

The best - known philanthropists may herald from the U.S., but many European nations send far more aid overseas in proportion to the size of their economies.

The best - known philanthropists may herald from the U.S., but the leading European nations send far more aid overseas in proportion to the size of their economies.

Not exact matches

But only through better understanding lies any hope for a solution and for more effective use of the money and energy devoted to overseas food aid.

The government recently announced a re-targeting of the UK overseas aid budget, which will see more money spent in conflict areas.

The Coalition Government is spending more and more money on industrial projects and overseas aid without first trying to find a private sector alternative, and they're digging their claws deeper and deeper into people's personal lives and faith.

Stephen Crabb argued that charities and Conservatives must both do more to trumpet the arguments in favour of spending 0.7 % of GNI on overseas aid, amid rising domestic pressures and cuts in spending.

Increase the NHS and overseas aid budgets more rapidly than those used to pay for - say - schools, policing and defence?

Mitchell said World Bank data showed that more money was stolen from Africa through unpaid taxes or concealment each year than the continent received in overseas aid or foreign investment.

Clinton said more U.S. government aid should go directly to the countries in need rather than to the many organizations based in the United States that receive the funding to provide help overseas.

The implication is, of course, that climate change charities need more money, and that it's not right and proper that overseas aid charities should have twice the income.