Sentences with phrase «more military aid»

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Asked for comment on the announced movement of the missile defense batteries to Syria, Maj. Josh T. Jacques of the US Military's Central Command, which covers the Middle East, said Russia «should move humanitarian aid into Syria, not more weaponry.»

Foreign Policy — Discover the actions of our government beyond our borders and the attitudes about foreign policy held by our political leaders, including the Trans - Pacific Partnership, foreign aid programs, military intervention and more.

He and his followers at the Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kansas, made a name for themselves in the 1990s by protesting at the funerals of gay people who died of AIDS and, more recently, by protesting at the funerals of military officers.

By giving it military aid, the U.S. is enabling the Salvadoran regime to sponsor more indiscriminate killing.

It trained more than two thousand men in its military academy for service in the armed forces and organized visiting committees in the northwest to give medical aid and comfort to wounded soldiers and officials.

It is significant that India, which more than any Asian country has emphasized the primacy of economic over military aid, was among the first, through its ambassador, to commend American policy makers for the firm stand taken in 1950 in Korea.

The Armenian genocide, the Holocaust and the Cambodian, Rwandan and Sudanese genocides (or politicides, depending on one's interpretation) have sparked growing acceptance of «humanitarian intervention» that includes political and military initiatives as well as the more traditional humanitarian aid.

Indeed, the U.S. government has supplied more than $ 40 million in military aid to the hunt for Joseph Kony since 2008.

Children of military service members killed in the line of duty would be eligible for more student aid and other forms of financial assistance if a bill sponsored by U.S. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries becomes law.

They have varying reasons to want military aid (some more valid than others) in different circumstances, but they all exert political push on the government

Such claims, true or not, have the potential to stymie the efforts of aid workers in the field, making water engineers» work more hazardous, and the prospects for protecting water supplies from military attack much harder.

«After more than a decade of war, the toll faced by the nation's caregivers who aid veterans and military members is large and can be expected to grow in the decades ahead,» said Terri Tanielian, the study's co-leader and a senior social research analyst at RAND, a nonprofit research organization.

From police, military, border control, and more, canines serve an invaluable and heroic role in aiding our country's (and our communities») safety.

Fomented by the unstable, frightening reality of the Cold War and the expansion of the military - industrial complex; inspired by the various liberation movements and variously aided by the counterculture's psychotropic drugs and new artistic mediums (especially video), these artists answered life's absurdities with more of the same, taking leave of reason in art since it already seemed gone from life.

Climate Security Index holds that climate change will change the nature of US foreign aid and humanitarian relief, anticipation of natural and manmade disasters, and military operations, placing a new importance on developing more effective and adaptive foreign assistance programs and increasing the flexibility of US armed forces.

After all, the EU represents the world's largest trade power and aid donor, has a diplomatic service larger than that of most states, and has launched more than 20 civil - military operations.

More recently, as part of the 1947 Truman Doctrine, the United States has loaned and granted Turkey more than $ 12.5 billion in aid and another $ 14 billion in military assistaMore recently, as part of the 1947 Truman Doctrine, the United States has loaned and granted Turkey more than $ 12.5 billion in aid and another $ 14 billion in military assistamore than $ 12.5 billion in aid and another $ 14 billion in military assistance.