Sentence examples for flows of finance from inspiring English sources
Cross-border flows of finance have already taken a huge knock since the financial crisis (see chart), driving up the costs of borrowing and reducing investment returns.
The second was economic globalisation, which accelerated thanks to free flows of finance and to a new, more ambitious type of trade agreement.
Oxfam said the agreement would offer a "frayed lifeline" to the world's poorest and most vulnerable people, but warned measures to ensure predictable flows of finance to developing countries to help them deal with climate change had been dropped.
The world's only global system of carbon trading, designed to give poor countries access to new green technologies, has "essentially collapsed", jeopardising future flows of finance to the developing world.
Governments in Paris last year not only pledged to phase out fossil fuels in the long term but to make flows of finance consistent with the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
The financial secrecy index is compiled from data collected by the OECD and IMF on flows of finance though individual offshore centres and on the extent to which jurisdictions co-operate with tax authorities in other countries.
Untangling the question of who has been financing the insurgency has been an "extremely important" priority for American military and intelligence officials, and the indication of the exiles' role is among several pieces of information pointing to flows of financing, manpower and weapons that begin outside Iraq, according to a senior military officer serving in Iraq.
At the State Department, officials said the US is pressuring Qatar and Turkey to help cut off flows of financing and foreign fighters to Isis, even as they cautioned that they did not see evidence of either government supporting the extremist group officially.
Observers in academia have noted a conspicuous flow of finance scholars heading toward Yale SOM recently.
The countries put off decisions about the legal structure of the agreement, and deferred decisions about ensuring a flow of finance to developing countries.
