Examples of using Internationally active in English and their translations into Arabic
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History Switzerland has long been internationally active in space affairs.
Large internationally active companies of the extractive industries.
Joining forces with local and internationally active human aid foundations.
We are internationally active and the leading luxury brand in the field of dental beauty care.
The amendment(as wellas the original Accord) would be applicable to all banks, both domestic and internationally active.
Rosenbauer is an internationally active corporate group that is a dependable partner of the firefighting community all over the world.
Develop the capacity to gain access to data,information and knowledge managed by internationally active organizations and publishers.
Söder stressed that Saudi Arabia is an internationally active country and has an important role in this regard, in addition to other Arab countries along with the League of Arab States.
Only big and/or relatively advanced emerging marketshave been targeted by a small number of internationally active venture capital funds.
Financial conglomerates, internationally active institutions and collective problems permeating national boundaries require coordinated corrective action at the international level; and.
In the treatment of systemic institutions that are" too big to fail",work is under way on a harmonized international regulatory framework for internationally active banks.
It is composed of organizations and nongovernmental organizations internationally active in development of policy, advocacy and enforcement against corruption.
In 1988, the Group of Ten(G-10)industrialized countries agreed to common capital adequacy standards for their internationally active commercial banks.
Even though the share of internationally active SMEs was increasing, the majority of firms were not prepared to cope with the heightened international competition on the global market.
Through internal and external special exhibitions, research projects,digital offers and a presentation as an internationally active house, this positioning should be further enhanced.
Furthermore, as soon as regional or subregional networks of internationally active companies have developed, they often become the target of takeovers by TNCs, which is one of the main risks linked to OFDI.
The participants represented 57 national, regional and international organizations belonging to the United Nations system, the space, disaster risk management and emergency response communities,academic institutions and internationally active private companies.
Much progress has been made on this front and most large internationally active banks are on course to meet the new Basel III capital requirements in advance of the agreed deadline.
FloraHolland flower auction has six auction centers for trading in cut flowers(about 70% of turnover) and ornamental plants(about 30%),a national intermediary organization(FloraHolland Connect) and an internationally active import department.
Basel II might be appropriate for developingcountries with more advanced financial systems or many internationally active banks, and which met the conditions of Core Principles.
Efforts to increase transparency of cross-border financial operations have not been limited to OFCs and HLIs. In April 2001, the Basel Committee publishedthe results of a two-year study on public disclosure practices of internationally active banks.
The Panel also approached a large number of civil society organizations,both those located and active in Liberia as well as internationally active organizations. Much of the information requested was not provided.
The participants represented 57 national, regional and international organizations, including organizations of the United Nations system, organizations specializing inspace, disaster-risk management and emergency response, academic institutions and internationally active private companies.
This framework will affect, first of all, the developed countries whose authorities participate in theBasel Committee(and this time not only for their internationally active banks), but it is expected to become a global standard as well.
Altogether, participants represented 44 national, regional and international organizations belonging to the United Nations system, the space, disaster risk management and emergency response communities,knowledge transfer and academic institutions, and internationally active private companies.
The current approach to the reform of international financial regulation has focused primarily on ensuring the safety and soundness of the financial system, centred on the banking sector through Basel III. Much progress has been made on this front andmost large internationally active banks are on course to meet the new Basel III capital requirements in advance of the agreed deadline.
In part prodded by the financial crises of the 1990s, the Basel Committee has been seeking to update the Basel Capital Accord of 1988,which set common capital-adequacy guidelines for regulators to require of the internationally active banks that they supervised.
Altogether, participants represented 42 national, regional and international organizations belonging to the space community, the disaster risk management community, the emergency response community,knowledge transfer and academic institutions, and internationally active private companies.
Altogether, participants represented 44 national, regional and international organizations belonging to the United Nations system, the space community, the disaster risk management and the emergency response communities,knowledge transfer and academic institutions and internationally active private companies.
On 26 June 2004, central bank governors and the heads of bank supervisory authorities in the Group of Ten(G-10) countries met to endorse the new capital adequacy framework entitled" International convergence of capital measurement and capital standards: a revised framework", commonly known as Basel II.10 The implementation of the New Accord, mainly designed for large,complex and internationally active banking organizations, is scheduled to take effect in the G-10 member countries by year-end 2006.