Sentence examples for multilateral assistance from inspiring English sources

If it weren't for the tuna treaty, there likely wouldn't be a multilateral assistance agreement.

Instead, the report faults leadership in multilateral assistance, State Department policy direction and action, intelligence gathering and interagency coordination.

The assembled leaders did, however, pledge to honour that commitment and maintain "strong support … including through bilateral and multilateral assistance" on current and future global food security challenges.

Given the shortage of funds and trained personnel in most sub-Saharan African countries, this is an area where bilateral and multilateral assistance could make a real difference.

Import tariffs account for most government revenue, and subsistence and small trading—or migration are the only options for many Somalilanders.Recognition, yearned for by virtually all Somalilanders, could help, as it would give the country access to multilateral assistance and encourage foreign investment.

"As part of that effort we commit to fulfil outstanding L'Aquila financial pledges, seek to maintain strong support to address current and future global food security challenges, including through bilateral and multilateral assistance, and agree to take new steps to accelerate  progress towards food security and nutrition in Africa and globally, on a complementary basis," the statement said.

Obviously the UN System looks to the private sector as a source of funding for multilateral development assistance - the kind of assistance that has always sought to address basic human needs, beginning with poverty eradication and the needs of the most vulnerable people - especially children.

Between €140-200m wentoto Africa for bilateral and multilateral humanitarian assistance.

-- Member positions on UN decisions, plans, and activities concerning environmentally sustainable economic growth through market economies, free trade, private investment, and efficient multilateral development assistance.

"WFP moves the vast majority of multilateral food assistance and now we will have secure access to food from G20 nations that provide the biggest share of global food exports, enabling us to reach the needy rapidly and efficiently".

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