Meanings of multilateral institutions in English

Ending this pandemic will require unprecedented cooperation between nations and multilateral institutions.

Unlike Brexit-deluded Britain, 21st-century Ireland is a firm believer in multilateral institutions and cooperation.

We are calling on multilateral institutions and bilateral governments like Kenya to salvage the country.

These were later replaced by soft credits and economic micromanagement by a host of multilateral institutions.

Mr Morrison will also reiterate in today's speech Australia's support for multilateral institutions to navigate trade tensions.

Moreover, the conditionality and close monitoring typically associated with the multilateral institutions make them less attractive sources of financing.

Previously only infrastructure and infrastructure finance companies could issue rupee-denominated bonds with guarantees from multilateral institutions with higher credit ratings.

Yet this is no excuse for democratic nations outside of Africa or multilateral institutions that advocate democracy to ignore their responsibilities.

Zoellick said the G20 should give multilateral institutions a greater role in finding solutions to problems created by the global financial crisis.

Ireland is prospering by doing things more rationally and in ways that are firmly rooted in the state's membership of multilateral institutions.

But they are seen as a big step for a country which in the past has been wary of ties to multilateral institutions.

It comes as the delicate consensus surrounding major issues including Iran's nuclear capability, climate change and multilateral institutions is under threat from populism and protectionism.

The forum provides an open platform to multilateral institutions, governments and the private sector to improve the pipeline of projects that can transform the continent.

This approach means Beijing will not push aggressively to enhance its influence in multilateral institutions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), said Tsinghua's Li.

At 32%, the proportion of debt owed to private lenders is almost on a par with multilateral institutions at 35%.

Multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and the European Investment Bank have also pledged not to finance coal-fired power plants under most circumstances.