Sentence examples for countries in implementing from inspiring English sources

For example, the FSB gives high marks for all 24 countries in implementing the Basel III risk-based capital requirements.

He said it was a "concern" that the EU and the UK were going further than other countries in implementing regulatory changes to the way bonuses can be paid.

Bermuda, for example, is ahead of most countries in implementing the EU solvency rules for insurance companies that are soon to come in.But the BVI, which is a postbox for hundreds of thousands of companies, may prove less popular if new American demands for transparency begin to bite.

Also, we are looking to operationalize the SME Action Plan and support client countries in implementing reforms and monitoring progress.

In 1999, the WHO developed guidelines to assist countries in implementing effective regulation and monitoring of counterfeit medicines [ 58].

The present report has been developed in order to assist countries in implementing the provisions contained in the Guidelines and in other relevant international instruments.

These steps will guide the country in implementing policy and legal frameworks fairly, reducing disparities in access to essential services and coordinating multisectoral efforts more effectively.

For example, UNICEF collaborates with Cricket Namibia, the governing body of the sport in that country, in implementing Kwata Cricket, a programme that promotes sport and play as vital elements of child and adolescent health and well-being.

Paradoxically, however, post-Soviet countries struggled more than Western countries did in implementing these principles in practice.

For fragility, try the World Bank's Country Policy and Institutional Assessment (CPIA), a series of 16 measures on countries' performance in implementing policies that promote economic growth and poverty reduction, where the World Bank classify a country as fragile if scoring 3.2 on the CPIA.

Assessing African countries' progress in implementing the millennium development goals, the report hailed "impressive gains" on enrolment in primary schools, women's political representation, reducing child and maternal deaths, and cutting the prevalence of HIV and Aids.