Examples of using Multilateral development in English and their translations into Portuguese
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As a triple A-rated Multilateral Development Bank(approved early in 2004 by the Basle Committee)
December 2- Eight multilateral development banks today issued a joint statement, committing to accelerate their efforts to mitigate transport emissions
where the effects of multilateral development cooperation have been marginalved as a result of the discontinuance of a major part of bilateral"development cooperation.
oldest regional multilateral development bank, IDB provides the most multilateral financing
it would be appropriate to consider it as a multilateral development bank for the purposes of Council Directive 89/647/EEC(3) and Commission Directive 91/31/EEC(4);
Is the bank supposed to serve as a counterweight to global multilateral development banks like the World Bank,
The so called Multilateral Development Bank(“MDB”) Pink Book,
he has now become the Chairman of the World Bank, a multilateral development institute.
Public money is used at home and abroad(through multilateral development banks) to lower the price of fossil fuels,
Traditional multilateral development banks have not been proactive in major energy projects,
particularly from the World Bank and multilateral development banks, which have long been predisposed to funding big-ticket projects.
In truth, the bilateral and multilateral development assistance over dozens of years was inadequate,
In this context I would also like to invite the High Representative of the European Union to ensure that the Kosovo authorities devote sufficient attention to multilateral development in the Mitrovica area.
is a multilateral development bank operated by the BRICS states(Brazil,
the establishment of the first Environmental Safeguards Unit in a multilateral development bank, and the implementation of an operational policy for gender equality.
authorities at international level, on strengthening the IMF, and on the need to address the role of multilateral development banks in countering the effects of the crisis on the world's poorest populations.
who was visiting Uruguay in connection with a UN conference that analyzed how to improve multilateral development cooperation, said at a press conference.
By signing, on 1 February 1980 with ten multilateral development institutions, the declaration on environment policy
the Bank for International Settlements, a multilateral development bank as defined in Article 1(19) of Directive 2000/12/EC of the European Parliament
as well as the contribution of other multilateral development programmes and funds,