Sentence examples for bilateral agency from inspiring English sources

Mr. Masse wants the International Joint Commission, the bilateral agency that governs the Great Lakes, to investigate the pile.

David Guy, independent development economist, Canberra, Australia David spent several years with the Australian bilateral agency (now AusAid), the Australian Trade Commission (Austrade), and was previously the market analyst and corporate strategist at a consulting engineering firm.

"Those people think we don't understand their agenda, but we understand everything," I was told by one middle-aged man from a farming community, who had received disaster relief from a bilateral agency in 2010.

Brazil and Argentina took the innovative step of creating, in 1991, the bilateral Agency for Nuclear Account and Control, which, with the International Atomic Energy Agency, applies inspections in both countries.

After the 2010 flooding in Pakistan, bags of food aid that were not an urgent need were distributed in large quantities by a bilateral agency, with the "from the American people" labelling.

Growth is aggravating old deficiencies: 18% of Mexican border towns have no drinking water, 30% no sewage treatment, and 43% inadequate rubbish disposal, according to Franco Barreno, head of the Border Environment Co-operation Commission (BECC), a bilateral agency set up under NAFTA.

She has extensive expertise facilitating impact-evaluation workshops for local counterparts and bilateral agencies.

The Asian Development Bank advocates an Asian Infrastructure Fund, capitalized by governments, sovereign wealth funds, multilateral development banks and bilateral agencies that would mobilize the region's vast domestic savings.

The World Bank and UNAIDS are the two most prominent, though Britain's and America's bilateral agencies, among others, are also heavily involved.

More than 100 ministers from the developed and developing world will attend in addition to heads of bilateral agencies, officials of multilateral and bilateral organisations, and representatives of civil society, the teaching profession, youth and the private sector.

And finally, within the traditional donor countries, there's a lot of pressure to actually reinforce the channels that go through the bilateral agencies, rather than channeling money to the multilateral agencies.