例句與造句

1. Japan pledges $ 7.96 bn in aid to Southeast Asia, NATION
2. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Alfonse D'Amato told CNN yesterday that members of Congress have " very real reservations " about providing aid to Southeast Asia.
3. The United Nations promised an additional dlrs 6 million in aid to Southeast Asia on Friday to help alleviate poverty, create jobs and fight environmental pollution during the next three years.
4. He added that Japan is now boosting its aid to Southeast Asia, and will create a " comprehensive policy package " to combat the problems delaying recovery in the region.
5. So it is broadly hinting that Japan should help pay for the program, using $ 30 billion in aid to Southeast Asia that Japan's finance minister, Kiichi Miyazawa, announced last month.
6. It's difficult to find aid to southeast asia in a sentence. 用aid to southeast asia造句挺難的
7. Trying to reassure Japan's neighbors that it will help lead them out of economic turmoil, Japanese Foreign Minister Keizo Obuchi said Monday his government is considering an additional dlrs 20 million in aid to Southeast Asia.
8. Japan pledged US $ 3 billion in new aid to Southeast Asia and promised to work with the region to bolster security ties, liberalize trade and create a broad " economic partnership " as a two-day summit concluded Friday.
9. Japan pledged US $ 3 billion in aid to Southeast Asia and promised to work with the region to bolster security ties and probe the possibility of creating a free-trade zone within a decade as a two-day summit concluded Friday.
10. The draft accord, which would increase U . S . technical and financial aid to Southeast Asia to fight terrorism, is aimed at improving efforts to arrest al-Qaida-linked extremists and to stop the flow of funds to terrorist organizations.
11. Japan pledged US $ 3 billion in new aid to Southeast Asia and promised to work with the region to bolster security ties and probe the possibility of creating a free-trade zone within a decade as a two-day summit concluded Friday.
12. Last year, the Japanese government, which has provided far more in aid to Southeast Asia than the United States, offered to set up a $ 100 billion " Asian Monetary Fund " to prevent a further loss of confidence in that region.