Примеры использования Bank approved на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In its first year of operation, the bank approved loans totalling USD 1.5 billion.
The World Bank approved credits in the total amount of US$ 50 million for the financing of two projects with a total cost of $195 million.
The total of the amounts collected is then deposited in the association's account in a bank approved by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour.
In May 1995 the World Bank approved a social protection project in the Republic of Kazakstan.
The bank approved in January 2014 its most recent loan to Lukoil operations at Shah Deniz, when the number of political prisoners was at its highest.
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In response to the recent crisis in Kosovo, the Bank approved a new quick-disbursing public expenditure support credit of $30 million.
In 2004, the Bank approved five loans totalling US$ 205.0 million for the reconstruction of Afghanistan's primary road network, for rehabilitation of regional airports and for the support of telecommunications.
IMF approved an emergency post-conflict loan of $3.5 million in September 1999 and the World Bank approved an Economic Rehabilitation and Recovery Credit of $25 million in May 2000.
The World Bank approved a US$500 million soft loan in July 2007 to finance projects in the basin over a 12-year period.
Significant progress was registered in the disarmament anddemobilization of former FNL combatants. On 16 June, the World Bank approved a $15 million grant to the Government of Burundi to support the demobilization of caseloads signatory to the 2006 Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement and those outside of the Agreement.
In 2006, the Bank approved the Operational Policy on Indigenous Peoples and the Strategy for Indigenous Peoples, which establish long-term objectives, principles and rules for Bank activities with indigenous peoples.
Even more so,if we consider that in March 2015 the bank approved its new Transparency Policy, supposed to promote strengthened transparency and accountability practices for the future.
In 1998 the Bank approved loans for 3 transport projects, totaling US$300 million in IBRD loans and US$56 million in IDA credits, as compared to 1997 in which 7 transport projects, totalling $400 million, were approved. .
In June 2001, the World Bank approved a $155 million HIV/AIDS prevention and control lending programme for the Caribbean.
Most recently, the Bank approved a US$ 29 million social sector adjustment credit, a US$ 1.17 million pension reform technical assistance credit and a DM 61.5 million power system improvement project.
As for private sector development, the Bank approved a $300 million private sector adjustment loan and a $25 million private sector institution-building loan.
The World Bank approved credits in the total amount of $27 million for the financing of two projects with a total cost of $123 million. This includes the reconstruction assistance project($82 million), which is dedicated to the Republika Srpska.
In August 1997, the World Bank approved a debt relief programme for Bolivia under the terms of the heavily indebted poor countries initiative.
Recently, the World Bank approved a project for the coordinated implementation of persistent organic pollutant-related Basel Convention Guidelines and the Stockholm Convention draft best available techniques/best environmental practices guidelines.
In Paraguay, the Bank approved a loan for the Concepción-Guero Fresco road project, which is one of the main export corridors of the country.
In July 1991, the Bank approved US$ 16.0 million of International Development Association credit to the Sudan for emergency drought rehabilitation.
In March 2004, the World Bank approved a lending programme, to make it easier for countries to access loans and credits for implementing their statistical development plans.
In September 1996, the Bank approved a transition assistance credit in order to support the initial phase of the Government's macroeconomic and institutional reforms.
In a first transaction, the bank approved the purchase of 1.16 million USD for 24.42 million leu, the exchange rate of 20.99 leu for a dollar against the official rate of 20.18.
For India, in 2004, the Bank approved six loans amounting to US$ 1.3 billion covering five projects, including upgrades to national highways and an interstate power transmission system.
Earlier, on 21 April,the World Bank approved a grant of $4 million for building local capacity to prepare and negotiate mining agreements and to ensure regulatory compliance.
In May, the World Bank approved a $52 million project to strengthen the Ministry of Mines capacity to manage rapid and large-scale foreign direct investment in the mining sector;
In April 1995, the Bank approved a $24 million transit facilitation project to upgrade portions of the East-West corridor, and improve the country's border crossings with Albania and Bulgaria.
On 30 May, the World Bank approved $22.5 million($17.2 million in credit loans and $5.3 million in grants) to support the emergency water and electricity services upgrading project for Guinea-Bissau.
In March 1996, the World Bank approved a transport rehabilitation project, covering both road and rail, for Georgia- with a project total of $20 million of which about $10 million would be provided by the World Bank. .