Examples of OECD Governments in a sentence
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Intermediate consumption in government as a % of government expenditures in 2005 Source: National Accounts, OECD Governments also spend a significant part of their resources on paying for goods and services provided by private market producers to citizens.
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The export credits in table 9 include not only the private lending carrying insurance or guarantees from an export credit agency (ECA), which is dis- cussed in the present section, but also direct lend- ing by OECD Governments, the determinants of which are not discussed here.
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OECD Governments (provided the relevant issues are investment grade).
While the majority of OECD Governments had the necessary legal frameworks in place for emergency public procurement, they had to balance the need to procure large volumes of goods and services quickly, frequently from suppliers with whom they had not previously worked, and with the increased commercial and propriety risks associated with emergency procurement.
The number of codes of conduct increased exponentially over the last decade.8 They are based on codes developed by UN agencies, the ILO, the OECD, Governments, industry and stakeholders’ groups.
OECD Governments have embraced these principles which outline the key elements for the tools, policies and institutions that underpin a systematic programme of regulatory reform.
Emerging markets FDI outflow in 2005 was 17.1% of world total, compared to 12.7% in 2004 and 9.4% in 2003.12 This shows a clear trend towards a greater role of multinational corporations from emerging markets, such as China, India, and Russia.Conversely, mounting pressure on OECD Governments increasingly restricts the overseas action of multinationals from those countries.