Similar words: world, worldly, world war, worldwide, in the world, all over the world, hold back, bank. Meaning: n. a United Nations agency created to assist developing nations by loans guaranteed by member governments.
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61. March 8, 2007—World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz gets a first-hand look today at one of the biggest challenges to the Democratic Republic of the Congo as it emerges from decades of strife.
62. Eduard Bos , a population expert at the World Bank, is unimpressed.
63. The International Development Association ( IDA ) is an affiliate of the World Bank.
64. When a World Bank team visited Novosibirsk as part of project supervision, Stepanova, a chirpy 46-year old carefully attired against the autumn chill, was alive and well.
65. There is a high infant mortality rate (60 for every 1000 births) and the prevalence of HIV among those between15-49 is 2.2 percent, according to World Bank estimates.
66. The investigators still cite the "cancer of corruption" denounced by James Wolfensohn, an ex-president of the World Bank, in 1996.
67. One milestone in the Cool Japan campaign is, bewilderingly, a gathering of the IMF and World Bank in Tokyo next year.
68. On September 29th, Bob Zoellick of the World Bank called for a profound “change [in] how we conduct development research”.
69. Zuma said the global economic crisis highlighted the need to reform the international financial system and multilateral lending groups like the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.
70. The World Bank extends loans to its members on conventional terms commensurate with prevailing interest rates.
71. The International Development Association ( IDA ) is an affiliate of the World bank.
72. The trend, identified in research by Citigroup based on World Bank and Eurostat data[sentencedict.com], has continued since the second quarter with government bond auctions attracting almost exclusively local buyers.
73. Nor do World Bank projections lend undivided hope for the future.
74. Hans Timmer, director of economic forecasting at the World Bank, told the Wall Street Journal that "China will be among the first countries to lead the global economy out of this recession."
75. Inclusion: The World Bank Group is to strengthen its procedures for local community participation with respect to extractive industries projects.
76. Deaton, Angus . The Analysis of Household Surveys . World Bank, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1997.
77. With the adoption of a progressive disclosure policy, the World Bank has set the standard for which the other IFIs should strive as they review their respective information disclosure policies.
78. After graduation, I was assigned into a team working for a World Bank loan project.
79. Today, a one-stop border post that the World Bank helped establish has cut down the transfer time to two hours or less.
80. The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund will meet in Washington, D . C . Saturday and Sunday.
81. Grist: How have these problems been affected by the actions of the IMF and World Bank?
82. Mr Wolfensohn has been running the World Bank Group for the last 10 years.
83. The event in Nairobi was the second mapmaking conference hosted by Google and the World Bank, following a first effort in Washington in April.
84. The Siemens agreement is the first to involve a financial settlement,[www.Sentencedict.com] a World Bank spokesman said.
85. Earlier in 2010, the World Bank and four other development banks launched a “cross-debarment initiative,” under which a contractor blacklisted by one of the banks can be sanctioned by the others.
86. Same as the World Bank, International Financial Corporation is reluctant to admit lending default or investment failure.
87. Like every good couturier, the World Bank has played a role in designing those styles.
88. Saudi Arabia ranks a relatively high 23rd on the World Bank’s list of countries for ease of doing business.
89. World Bank sustainable development expert Inger Anderson said small farmers are at the center of the hunger problem.
90. The IMF and the World Bank therefore prefer to convert GDPs into dollars using purchasing-power parities (or PPPs), which take account of price differences between countries.
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