Sentence examples for oecd initiative from inspiring English sources

It's trying to block the OECD initiative for obvious reasons: it wants to sell its coal abroad.

And it is unclear how the CRS will mesh with American and European plans, or whether poor countries with lots of tax cheating will benefit from the OECD initiative.

One thing that is likely to be crucial to his new tax is another OECD initiative: "country by country" reporting.

An OECD initiative for the development of mollusc-based toxicity tests for endocrine disrupters and other chemicals has recommended three test species with respective test designs for further standardisation.

Only recently have data on sector-specific added-value country exports started to become available, thanks to a joint OECD-WTO initiative, (OECD/WTO, 2013) where one can find information on sector-specific gross exports minus imports in the same industry and from other lines of the input-output matrix of a country.

AOP constructs primarily related to hepatotoxicity were developed within SEURAT-1 (Landesmann and Vinken 2013) and included in the inventories of the AOP Development Programme [ Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) 2013a] and the AOP Wiki (OECD 2014b) initiatives of the OECD.

"Oxfam has been concerned that this is an OECD-G20 initiative that clearly leaves out the world's poorest countries," Spoors says.

Among the initiatives OECD experts claim will have the most impact are new rules to stop companies exploiting differences between tax regimes to conjure up unwarranted tax deductions.

Measuring Trade in Value Added: An OECD-WTO joint initiative.

That was important for David Cameron, the British prime minister, who had been under pressure to show he was bringing Britain's offshore satellites to heel.On tax avoidance by multinationals, the leaders endorsed an initiative by the OECD, which will be put to a G20 finance ministers' meeting next month in which countries such as Brazil, China and India will also take part.

Michael has served as an expert to the OECD, United Nations, and Clinton Global Initiative.