Examples of using Financing commitments in English and their translations into Spanish
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whereby international donors realize their long-term, predictable financing commitments and domestic investment in low-
the fact of exhorting States to meet financing commitments for development at a time when,
to record major financing commitments to assist it to carry out its development efforts.
more robust financing commitments on the part of relevant stakeholders
Restructuring Agreement and the New Money Financing Commitment Letter, such amendments were required by the Company to all parties of the Restructuring Agreement in the same date.
FORGE ADHERENCE TO FINANCING COMMITMENTS It is important that States commit to spending at a certain level on education
Adopts together with its financing commitment by the proposing countries
in certain areas and demand for replication, the financing commitment of UNDP for South-South cooperation has not grown proportionately.
coordination in the framework of the Monterey Consensus in order to maintain existing financing commitments and foster the development
Greater predictability of financial resources as a result of multi-year financing commitments;
Donor financing commitments for health and other goals remain far ahead of actual aid flows.
The financing commitments set out in the Monterrey Consensus must be fulfilled.
Mr. Atiyanto(Indonesia) said that the international community had still not fulfilled its development financing commitments.
The Terrorism Prevention Act also implements some aspects of the Financial Action Task Force terrorism financing commitments.
The developed world must meet its financing commitments, as agreed at the Monterrey International Conference on Financing for Development.
the rich countries should make every effort to honour their development financing commitments.
Measurable financing commitments of education in national budgets allocating 20% of the national Budget
The global community must bolster its efforts to meet the financing commitments reflected in the Monterrey Consensus five years ago.
The current crisis must therefore not be used as pretext for the failure of developed countries to meet their financing commitments.
The continued decline in voluntary contributions, accompanied by unfulfilled financing commitments and targets, presents a less optimistic picture regarding the future of development cooperation.