international organisations

The money could be given to international organisations, direct to farmers, companies or charities, to governments or to regional projects.

International organisations, the great new hope of world leaders to provide an early warning of future problems, are just as fallible.

It was conducted in association with the World Health Organization, Harvard University and a number of other international organisations.

To reassure them, China started to join the international organisations it had once shunned.

Two international organisations monitoring the elections in Sudan say the controversial polls failed to meet full international standards.

But international organisations increasingly consider it necessary to provide forums to discuss appropriate solutions.

In the next few days, you will see most international organisations making statements on the debate.

These Regulations may be cited as the Copyright (International Organisations) Regulations.

Membership of international organisations will follow, with UN membership probably bringing up the rear.

The degree will open career options as an economist in Government, Business, the academic world and international organisations.

There are now over 230 international organisations, funds and initiatives, the bank calculates.

Almost 250 countries and international organisations are showcasing their culture in an event themed around sustainable development.

Reports from two international organisations this week forecast food price rises of between 20 and 50 per cent over the next decade.

Section 3. Other Partners. ICOM may establish working relations with such international organisations as may be deemed appropriate.

Setting up international organisations requires only a political decision and some taxpayers' money.

to urge governments and international organisations to include sport in official development assistance.

They need assistance also from neighbouring countries and international organisations.

"child abuse URLs that are provided by reputable international organisations" .

It has been the second leading contributor to all major international organisations for decades.

Closing international organisations down is more difficult, involving fiddly decisions on pensions and redundancies.

It also provides project management and in-country research support to international organisations and overseas clients.

The more China recognises that the rules of international organisations are not stacked against it, the more it will be inclined to engage.

Normally cool heads in central banks and international organisations are uttering notes of alarm .

China has blocked repeated attempts by Taipei to join international organisations.

CRONYISM and sleaze are an ever-present danger in international organisations.

But where there are significant costs Russia should seek help, both from other nations and international organisations.

He also said that the US would help China win greater representation at international organisations such as the International Monetary Fund.

There is inevitably a trade-off with international organisations between speed and legitimacy.

Books, conferences and research papers have multiplied. International organisations such as the OECD and the EU issue regular reports.

The Group on Earth Observations includes 66 countries, the European Union and 43 international organisations.

Geneva is also home to many other international organisations, such as the emergency relief agency the International Red Cross.

strengthening the ability of international organisations to manage the environment and solve issues at a transnational level;

Management of relationships with other international organisations

Publications by central banks and international organisations

Opening the World Bank: international organisations and the contradictions of global capitalism; Marcus Taylor

A Handbook Of International Organisations