...the policy of the United States to continue to make available to other free countries and peoples, upon request, assistance of such nature and in such...internal pressures which hamper their growth; and shall emphasize long-range development assistance as the primary Instrument of such growth. Sec. 2395....

...these basic goals, to the extent practicable assistance should be based upon well-conceived plans; be directed toward the social as well as economic...of the external and internal pressures which hamper the transition to growth ; and should emphasize long-range development assistance as the primary instrument...

...peoples to help them maintain their freedom. Assistance shall be based upon sound plans and programs; he directed toward the social as well as economic aspects...own resources and help themselves; be cognizant of (he external and internal pressures which hamper their growth; and should emphasize long-range development...

...the social as well as economic aspects of economic development; be responsive to the efforts of tho recipient countries to mobilize their own resources...of the external and internal pressures which hamper the transition to growth ; and should emphasize long-range development assistance as tho primary instrument...

...proportional to its means. And in the preamble of the new US foreign aid law enacted by Congress : Assistance shall be based upon sound plans and programs;...assistance as the primary instrument of such growth. These ideas also underlie the decisions of the American nations meeting in Bogota and Punta del Este...

...The Act for International Development of 1961 stated that assistance from the United States should be "responsive to the efforts of the recipient countries...to mobilize their own resources and help themselves * * *." The principle of self-help has thus been firmly established in declarations, addresses, hearings,...

...The Act for International Development of 1961 stated that assistance from the United States should be "responsive to the efforts of the recipient countries...to mobilize their own resources and help themselves * * *." The principle of self-help has thus been firmly established in declarations, addresses, hearings,...

...The Act for International Development of 1981 stated that assistance from the United States should be "responsive to the efforts of the recipient countries...to mobilize their own resources and help themselves * * *." The principle of self-help has thus been firmly established in declarations, addresses, hearings,...

...nature and in such amounts as the United States deems advisable and as may be effectively used by the free countries and peoples to help them maintain their...assistance as the primary instrument of such growth. The Congress reaffirms its belief in the importance of regional organizations of free peoples for mutual...

...the policy of the United States to continue to make available to other free countries and peoples, upon request, assistance of such nature and in such...internal pressures which hamper their growth; and shall emphasize long-range development assistance 8 as the primary instrument of such growth. It is...