Sentence examples for Increased multilateral from inspiring English sources

Increased multilateral aid partly provided through global health initiatives further distances development assistance from donors' strategic interests.

Campaigners also said that increased multilateral aid needed to be accompanied with reform of institutions such as the World Bank and International Monetary Fund to ensure that money is not wasted through conditions attached to aid.

While the AIIB is yet to include any Pacific nations, this is an area in which Australia can be a vocal campaigner for bringing increased multilateral-backed infrastructure investment to the region.

The increasing multilateral collaboration between countries in the ASEAN region has led to the ambition to create the ASEAN Economic Community AECC) by 2015.

Increased support to multilateral actors (including the EU and the proposed Brics bank) may be the most sensible and politically viable way forward.

The oil industry has increased its emphasis on multilateral technology to improve production.

More recently, Clegg used the phrase an "axis of openness" to talk about increased co-operation between multilateral institutions.

The use of multilateral treaties increased dramatically during the 20th century (e.g., the 1919 Treaty of Versailles and the 1945 UN Charter).

China has gradually increased its influence at multilateral institutions, and the fund, traditionally led by a European but dominated by the United States, has tried to engage Asia more as it helps coordinate the global economic recovery.

Publications on the importance of early brain development have surged in the global ECD community and have stimulated both increased ECD programming by multilateral and bilateral agencies and focused policy action by countries in all world regions.

Funding by private foundations rose rapidly after 2004, while multilateral funding increased at a relatively constant rate.