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Meanings of overseas aid in English

Russian
иностранная помощь
Portuguese
ajuda externa
Spanish
ayuda exterior
Catalan
ajuda exterior

Voluntary transfer of resources from one country to another.

иностранная помощь
Usage of overseas aid in English
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Madam, - Your paper has recently carried several articles on overseas aid.
The Irish Times
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A plan to get more young New Zealanders involved in overseas aid.
Radio NZ
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The greatest foreign reserves this nation holds are its overseas aid workers.
The Irish Times
4
But let me be clear: don't take it from our overseas aid budget.
The Guardian
5
The UK government would retain control over foreign affairs, overseas aid and defence.
The Guardian
6
The remainder is spent on areas such as research, overseas aid and education.
Reuters
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It must not become a division of overseas aid, he said.
The Guardian
8
Failing to keep our promise on overseas aid is costing lives.
The Irish Times
9
The chancellor confirmed that the schools, health and overseas aid budget would be protected.
The Guardian
10
Nonetheless, Irish people are still supportive of the overseas aid programme, the Minister added.
The Irish Times
11
U-turns on alcohol prices, U-turns to legislate on overseas aid, U-turns on gay marriage.
The Guardian
12
In the most recent, he criticised the money the government was committing to overseas aid.
The Guardian
13
Aidwatch also warned that many EU countries are "artificially" inflating overseas aid figures.
The Irish Times
14
The Government's overseas aid division is being renamed "Irish Aid", with immediate effect.
The Irish Times
15
It must not become a division of overseas aid.
The Guardian
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We must keep our overseas aid commitment and beware of cynicism, writes Michael D Higgins.
The Irish Times
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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