Sentence examples for multilateral programs from inspiring English sources
To date China's contributions to multilateral programs has been minimal, but there are signs it may be increasing its commitments to such efforts [ 32].
While further study to refine the cost estimates is needed, a number of strategies to maintain funding for the IPM at national scale are under consideration, for example, using revenue from contraceptive and other product sales, including a government budget line item for product distribution, and collaborating with other donors and multilateral programs supporting product distribution.
Since many of the other top ranked bilateral donor countries are also major multilateral donors, and China has given relatively little to global health multilateral programs until more recently, this ranking should be interpreted only with regards to bilateral contributions [ 17, 26].> -wrap-foot> SourCAADChina(China, in bold) and OECD CRS (other donors).
A second set of naval exercises will focus on halting banned cargo at sea, and will be held under the auspices of the Proliferation Security Initiative, a multilateral program to intercept the movement of nuclear materials, weapons and components.
In this way, task expansion and spillover acquired new meanings to promote and to disseminate multilateral aid programs.
Context-specific knowledge is crucial to crafting multilateral reform programs.
Recent scandals that have plagued global multilateral health programs have also raised concerns regarding presence of corruption in global health.
He preferred a multilateral aid program that would be administered through the United Nations.
Against the backdrop of the success of the Orderly Departure Plan – the multilateral UN-run program which, in 1979, began intercepting boat-borne asylum seekers in their first country of refuge and resettling them all over the world, including Australia – there emerged a sense that for people to turn up on boats was the "wrong" way of arriving.
In all of these efforts, there is much to build upon in the previous scientific work that has gone on under the auspices of the eight-nation Arctic Council (on which the United States is in the middle of a two-year stint as chair) and within the many national, bilateral or multilateral Arctic-science programs.
Large scale, multilateral global health programs also present new opportunities for health corruption.
