Sentence examples for multilateral entities from inspiring English sources

Some European leaders think that, by increasing their own contributions, other countries and multilateral entities may be persuaded to help, too.

From the perspective of a borrowing country like India, large-scale borrowing from bilateral and multilateral entities has resulted in India having a massive external (and separately, internal) debt load thereby contributing to the fiscal deficit because of tremendous debt-servicing costs.

It should also be noted that other measures not specifically highlighted in interviews, such as the need to work closely with other donor governments and multilateral entities to incorporate RBF for NCDs into existing health programs and RBF schemes, are also important.

From governments and multilateral entities to non-governmental organisations like Peace Child International and the Moroccan Youth Forum, religious groups and business and private enterprise, people's movements, academia and the media, community and grassroots groups, families and children themselves – all have a role to play.

It requires strong international co-operation, among multilateral and regional entities, including UN Women, to empower women and girls and put an end to the atrocities.

Perhaps they could also agree that the most useful WTO would be one focused solely on trade liberalisation and relieved of other global economic governance tasks, which could be better accomplished by other multilateral or regional entities.

Consider that there is no single driver at the wheel but rather dozens of politicians and administrators from 27 governments in the European Union, and numerous multilateral institutions, financial entities and closely linked non-European countries.

Different elements of the church are working on different aspects of the problem, including identifying and attending to trafficking victims, prevention in the source communities, collaboration with authorities to hold perpetrators accountable, advocacy with governments and multilateral institutions, research on human trafficking and building partnerships with entities outside the church.

SIGAR identified about 7,000 contractors and other entities, including for-profit and non-profit organizations and multilateral organizations.

In the last three fiscal years, the average time from first cash transfer to project start has taken (much) longer when multilateral actors rather than national institutions have served as the implementing entities.

DAH is different from the official development assistance (ODA) reported by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD) as it focuses exclusively on assistance targeting the health sector and tracks resources from a broader set of donors, including bilateral and multilateral aid organizations, NGOs, private foundations based in the US, and other entities [ 15].