Sentence examples for beneficiary countries from inspiring English sources

If the beneficiary countries did not make the specified structural reforms, they would be fined or suffer another form of penalty.

The European Economic Community has established a stabilization fund for its associated overseas countries; prices must fall by a specified percentage before the mechanism of the fund goes into effect, and the richer beneficiary countries must repay the aid received.

However, it is accepted that REDD's beneficiary countries must be guaranteed long-term funding, perhaps tens of billions of dollars a year, and that these payments will be performance-based.How much is required?

"To ensure that the relief is translated into poverty reduction, the beneficiary countries must continue with their economic, social and governance reforms," James D. Wolfensohn, the World Bank's president, and Horst Kohler, the I.M.F.'s managing director, said in a joint statement.

Along with prosperous Barbados, it has been able to snub Mr Chávez.Under Petrocaribe, Venezuela supplies 25-year loans at 1% interest, with which the beneficiary countries buy some 185,000 barrels per day (b/d) of Venezuelan oil (of which more than half goes to Cuba).

He singled out the "new, more important role" of the E.C.B. Governing Council in signing off on governments' compliance with their reform programs; the implications for beneficiary countries, and the "disincentivizing impact" that "diminished market pressure could have on euro zone institution-building".

Not one person of colour or from the beneficiary country.

The guidelines for the current bailout fund state that any beneficiary country must "demonstrate that it has a sound fiscal policy record".

Depending on the contract, the contractor may also be an agent to the recipient agency or counterpart administrator in the beneficiary country.

The funding provided through Debt2Health is disbursed by the Global Fund to the beneficiary country through the fund's normal performance-based grant mechanism.

By partnering with an international agency (often a traditional donor country or a large multilateral organisation) for a third party's advantage (the beneficiary country), Brazilian cooperation can be scaled up and benefit from complementarities with its partner provider.