(k) Borrowings

F. Facilitating commercial borrowings, especially for

(iv) Inter fund payables and borrowings

There are also a smaller number of borrowings from Chagatai, Portuguese, and more recently English.

Net capital inflow

Net capital inflow

Such funds would again be rapidly exhausted through borrowings.

Noting the recent large scale inflow of refugees from Burundi into Rwanda,

NISL takes a large component from the British family of sign language (which also includes Auslan) with many borrowings from ASL.

quot Noting the recent large scale inflow of refugees from Burundi into Rwanda, quot

Cash inflow from Member States has been followed by cash outflow to reimburse Member States.

If it is intended to finance the proposed plan of work for exploration by borrowings, attach a statement of the amount of such borrowings, the repayment period and the interest rate.

Its practical borrowings are invariably stillborn, mostly because of the country's ingrained culture of contempt.

Examples include Fixed Assets, Long term borrowings, Accounts payable, Accounts receivables, Cash and Bank Balances.

That must be transformed into a substantial net inflow.

Central and Eastern Europe has suffered from a massive inflow of Afghan heroin and from the growing transit of precursors in the opposite direction.

Table 12. Latin America and the Caribbean net capital inflow

Figure 2. Latin America and the Caribbean net capital inflow

The poorest developing countries that had introduced such reforms were receiving a net inflow of capital from the international financial institutions.

A reluctance of foreign investors to keep accumulating dollar assets will cause a smaller capital inflow from the rest of the world.

Perhaps the speculative inflow scenario will play out, but in slow motion.

And instead of an outflow, you are now getting a net inflow.

Thus, borrowings and repayments are frequent (though not necessarily regular) and the amount of the credit is constantly fluctuating.

Total net capital inflow in the period 1990 1993 was about 20 billion.

At the same time, the United Nations faces a terrible crisis of inflow.

This increase was due to the inflow of Angolan, Mauritanian and Chadian refugees.

There were significant regional differences, however, with continued net outflow from Latin America and Western Asia but net inflow to East and South Asia.

We have to build a coalition to prevent subversive turbulence from undermining legitimate Governments and harassing the stability needed for the inflow of investment.

A seventh preambular paragraph should be inserted that would read quot Noting the recent large scale inflow of refugees from Burundi into Rwanda, quot .

The inflow of refugees from neighbouring countries affected by war who are benefiting from the health services, has contributed to placing a burden on the already weak public health infrastructure.

71. During the 1990s, Africa will need to lay greater emphasis on commercial borrowings than on continued forms of external financing.

Preliminary data on FDI in the Russian Federation indicate a record 10 billion inflow.

Migrants' remittances represented a substantial inflow into the economy of the countries of origin.

h Corresponding to net inflow of capital, less net payments of profits and interest.

45. Initial conditions and policy dilemmas brought about by the capital inflow have varied.

We often witness the coinciding of flood waves from such inflow rivers, and their consecutive inflows, sometimes even followed by flooding of the Sava River itself.

Adequate infrastructure, access to finance and better regulation would enhance foreign and domestic investment inflow.

The inflow of cash is far less than the Organization needs to meet its obligations.

In particular, according to Eurostat data concerning 2003, the overall population of Greece increased from 11,006,400 to 11,041,100 inhabitants ( 34,700) mainly due to the inflow of immigrants.

From negative transfers of between 20 billion and 30 billion a year in the late 1980s, the transfer became a net inflow of 7 billion in 1992.

Until now, the government has been able to finance its vast debts locally, despite paying paltry interest rates even on longer term borrowings.

Without an inflow of new blood and new ideas, the old Continent's economic future looks bleak.

In Africa, however, the net transfer changed from a small inflow of less than 1 billion in 1989 to a small outflow in each of the succeeding years.

The Constitution would create a new national government that could coin stable money, borrow, and repay debts, including the states defaulted Revolutionary War borrowings.

The fall in the capital inflow would therefore bring with it a fall in the trade deficit.