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Meanings of economic aid in English

Portuguese
ajuda
Catalan
suport
Spanish
ayuda

Money to support a worthy person or cause.

ajuda
Usage of economic aid in English
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Long-standing economic sanctions have largely been suspended, and economic aid has flowed.
The Guardian
2
Other unresolved disputes include how much additional economic aid to provide Pakistan.
Reuters
3
North Korea also has a number of other basic wants, particularly economic aid.
Reuters
4
Kerry will also offer an economic aid package for Ukraine, the president added.
Reuters
5
Cuba and a handful of other leftist-ruled nations depend on Chavez's economic aid.
Reuters
6
It also means economic aid, both technical know-how and capital investment.
State of the Union Addresses
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We shall need to continue some economic aid to European countries.
State of the Union Addresses
8
Bern last week made more than $10 billion available for economic aid.
Reuters
9
Another priority area is expanding economic aid, trade and investment.
The South African
10
The House and Senate also differed on how much economic aid to give Pakistan.
Reuters
11
It's common in the slums for bandits to offer economic aid to the residents.
Reuters
12
We shall also continue military and economic aid to the Nationalist Government of China.
State of the Union Addresses
13
The taxi industry will be regulated by the government and accept economic aid and interventions.
The South African
14
Talks in Washington about further economic aid for people collapsed this month without a deal.
Radio NZ
15
Third, military and economic aid to help build up the strength of the free world.
State of the Union Addresses
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To help bring these multiple benefits, our economic aid effort should be made more effective.
State of the Union Addresses
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