Примеры использования Banks and multilateral financial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His delegation called upon creditor States, private banks and multilateral financial institutions to consider adopting initiatives to find a solution to the least developed countries' debt problem.
A global and coordinated approach must be taken to the problem, involving the participation of the creditor countries, the debtor countries,commercial banks and multilateral financial institutions.
Creditor countries, private banks and multilateral financial institutions are invited, within their prerogatives, to consider continuing the initiativesand efforts to address the commercial debt problems of the LDCs;
That approach should emerge from a dialogue among debtor countries,creditor countries, commercial banks and multilateral financial institutions and should cover all types of debtand all categories of debtor countries.
A number of Governments pointed to political instability and social upheaval in developing countries provoked by the debt burden and the implementation of structural adjustment programmes imposed by international banks and multilateral financial institutions.
As regards commercial debt, the creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions have been invited to consider continuing the initiativesand efforts to address this problem.
Invites creditor countries,commercial banks and multilateral financial institutions to continue the initiativesand efforts to address the commercial debt problems of the least developed countries and the requests for continued mobilization of resources through the Debt-reduction Facility of the International Development Association in order to help least developed countries reduce their commercial debt;
In this regard, it recommended that creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions be encouraged to consider continuing the initiativeand efforts to address commercial debt of heavily indebted African countries.
Invites creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions, within their prerogatives, to consider the extension of appropriate new financial support to the low-income countries with substantial debt burdens that continue, at great cost, to service the debt and meet their international obligations;
Invites creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions, within their prerogatives, to consider continuing the initiatives and efforts to address the commercial debt problems of the LDCs;
In this respect, we call upon creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions to help African countries to emerge more quickly and sustainably from their state of indebtedness, through the accelerated application of an enhancedand broadened Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt(HIPC) Initiative.
With respect to commercial debt, creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions are encouraged, within their prerogatives, to consider continuing the initiatives and efforts to address the commercial debt problems of heavily indebted countries in Africa, in particular those of the least developed countries;
Invites creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions, within their prerogatives, to continue the initiatives and efforts to address the commercial debt problems of the least developed countries and the requests for continued mobilization of resources through the Debt-reduction Facility of the International Development Association in order to help least developed countries reduce their commercial debt;
Invites creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions, within their prerogatives, to continue the initiatives and efforts to address both the commercial debt problems of the least developed countries and the requests for continued mobilization of resources, including through the Debt-reduction Facility of the International Development Association, in order to help least developed countries reduce their commercial debt;
Invites creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions, within their prerogatives, to consider continuing the initiatives and efforts to address the commercial debt problems of the least developed countries and the requests for continued mobilization of resources through the Debt-reduction Facility of the International Development Association in order to help eligible least developed countries reduce their commercial debt;
With respect to commercial debt, creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions were invited to consider continuing the initiatives undertaken, mobilize resources for the Debt Reduction Facility that could receive financing only from the International Development Association(IDA), and develop and implement techniques of debt conversion applied to social development programmes and projects.
Invites creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions, within their prerogatives, to continue the initiatives and efforts to address the commercial debt problems of the least developed countries and the requests for continued mobilization of resources through the Debt-reduction Facility of the International Development Association in order to help eligible least developed countries reduce their commercial debt;
Invites creditor countries,private banks and multilateral financial institutions, within their prerogatives, to consider continuing the initiatives and efforts to address the commercial debt problems of the least developed countries and requests for mobilization of resources through the Debt-reduction Facility of the International Development Association in order to help eligible least developed countries reduce their commercial debt and to also consider alternative mechanisms to complement that Facility;
Financing by regional banks and by multilateral financial institutions.
UNODC continued to engage with multilateral development banks and international financial institutions in this regard.
Bilateral development institutions, multilateral development banks and other international financial institutions.
The international debt strategy has been effective as a model for bringing together four concerned parties: debtor countries,commercial banks, multilateral financial institutions and creditor Governments.
The Permanent Forum should promote the need for new human rights standards that apply directly to multilateral development banks and other international financial institutions within the standard-setting body of the new Human Rights Council.
In conclusion, the developed countries,the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development(World Bank), regional development banks and other multilateral financial institutions should increase their contributions within the framework of triangular funding arrangements in order significantly to accelerate South-South cooperation activities.
In addition to loans and guarantees extended by commercial banks and national or multilateral public financial institutions, in a number of cases public funds have been combined with private capital for financing new projects.
Australia, Canada and New Zealand were increasing their support to the international financial institutions and multilateral development banks.
To strengthen dialogue and cooperation with multilateral development banks and with international financial institutions so that they may undertake lending and programming activities related to drug control in interestedand affected countries to implement the outcome of the special session, and to keep the Commission on Narcotic Drugs informed of further progress made in this area;
UNODC has established cooperation arrangements with multilateral development banks and international financial institutions such as the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank, with which joint initiatives have been identified and developed.
The United Nations system,international financial institutions and multilateral and regional development banks shall give due priority to landlocked developing countries in the provision of financial resources, technical assistance and capacity-building support.
Bilateral and multilateral development agencies, banks and other financial institutions, such as the World Bank Group and the Asian Development Bank, to harness their technical and financial resources for supporting the improvement of civil registration and vital statistics;