Sentence examples for Multinational agency from inspiring English sources

Last April the multinational agency projected that the region's gross domestic product would grow by 4.75% in 2010, and would accelerate further to 5.75% in 2011.

This comes despite a lack of any financial rewards from dealing with Spafax, a multinational agency that is owned by the world's biggest marketing company, WPP plc.

With the exception of the two measures computed by Bell (the CMI and Courgeau's Index k), each of the migration indicators was taken from a published report from a multinational agency – either a United Nations- or a World Bank-based institution.

He understood the international community's hesitation to get further involved, but hoped to nudge the American government and multinational agencies to do more for reconstruction and reconciliation.

D.M.B.&B., which opened a Moscow office in March in a joint venture with the Promstoy Bank in the Soviet Union, followed other multinational agencies like Young & Rubicam, McCann-Erickson and Ogilvy & Mather.

He argues that with countries like Japan centering their policies on their own national economic interests, the United States would be foolish to adopt purely free-trade practices or surrender authority to multinational agencies.

A month ago, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) gave a US$17 billion emergency loan, which also unlocked loans and aid (in total close to what the IMF loaned) from other donors — individual countries (e.g. U.S., EU) and multinational agencies (e.g. EBRD).

This week, five major multinational agencies are expected to agree on a $2.3 billion, 20-year long-term financing.

"For multinational agencies, each employee is supposed to generate a certain revenue and profit which they monitor on a month-on-month basis," says Seth.

China became a top borrower from the World Bank in the last few decades after reversing its long-held disdain for such Western-dominated multinational agencies.

This assistance may be sorted through proper training of her human capacity and funding/donation of equipment from these developed nations and multinational agencies which is specifically meant for nations at the demonstration of interest stage.