Sentence examples for oecd package from inspiring English sources

In October last year, leaders from 60 countries representing 90% of the world's econom, agreed an OECD package of reform for international tax, including a crackdown on artificial structures used by multinationals to dodge permanent establishment.

Even after a reform package, the OECD says the Greek replacement was 85%.

The complexity of universal needs packages in most OECD countries limits the extent to which this methodology can be applied to most services.

The new OECD TG 426 (OECD 2007) DNT guideline will fill a regulatory gap for OECD member countries.

The three primary OECD guidelines covering life stage-dependent neurotoxicity are OECD 424 neurotoxicity study in rodents (OECD 1997), OECD 426 developmental neurotoxicity study (OECD 2007) and OECD 443 extended one-generation reproductive toxicity study (OECD 2011).

In (OECD 2010) the size of the fiscal packages is determined as the deviation of fiscal balances compared with a "no-crisis-related-action scenario".

According to (OECD 2010) the U.S. have passed the largest fiscal package in our sample of countries amounting to 5.6% of GDP in 2008 with tax and spending measures being comparable in size (3.2% total tax measures vs. 2.4% spending measures)11.

We use up-to-date data on fiscal stimulus packages from the (IMF 2012) and the (OECD 2010) which slightly differ in terms of measurement of active fiscal policy.

Furthermore, the Open Source solution grants the fundamental scientific principal of reproducibility, which is recognized in the OECD principals for QSAR modeling as an advantage over commercial packages.

In a similar vein, the (OECD 2009) finds an inverse relationship between the size of fiscal packages and automatic stabilizers, but also uses projections for fiscal stimulus and a measure for automatic stabilization which is conceptually not comparable to ours as it is based on the cyclical sensitivity of the budget to the economic cycle (see Girouard and André 2005).

Literacy, for instance, is assessed through tasks such as reading and understanding text passages of varying length and difficulty, for example a medical package insert, a short newspaper article, or an online job advertisement (OECD 2013a).