Sentence examples for interim reconstruction from inspiring English sources
The interim reconstruction commission has clearly failed in its task.
An interim reconstruction commission headed by Bill Clinton and Haiti's President Jean-Max Bellerive only met for the first time last month, a disgraceful delay.
To ensure that the government gets to play a role, there are plans to create an interim reconstruction commission, with both donors and the Haitian government signing off on projects and expenditures.
One is the plan to create an interim reconstruction committee led by Mr. Bellerive and former President Bill Clinton, a United Nations envoy to Haiti, that would evolve into a Haitian-led Haitian Development Authority — how will that work?
The money is supposed to be funneled into a multinational fund supervised by the World Bank, and then doled out through projects agreed to by an interim reconstruction commission consisting of Haitians and the largest donors.
Two weeks later, although questions about giving up control to foreigners arose, the Parliament approved the creation of an interim reconstruction commission to be led by former President Bill Clinton, the United Nations special envoy to Haiti, and Jean-Max Bellerive, Haiti's prime minister.
The Interim Haiti Reconstruction Commission, set up under the chairmanship of former US president Bill Clinton, met last month for the first time.
Last month the Interim Haiti Reconstruction Commission, a body co-chaired by Bill Clinton that oversees rebuilding from the earthquake, approved the first portion of the government's housing plan.
The government is dithering over whether to renew the mandate of the Interim Haiti Reconstruction Commission, a body set up after the earthquake to co-ordinate foreign aid.
The Interim Haitian Reconstruction Commission chaired jointly by Jean-Max Bellerive, Haiti's prime minister, and Mr Clinton has the authority to seek, approve and co-ordinate projects.
The B.R.R. is widely recognized as a success, and the Interim Haiti Reconstruction Commission is moving as quickly as the B.R.R. moved after the tsunami.
