Examples of EDBI in a sentence
In mid-2011, the CBI transferred several billion dollars to designated banks, including Saderat, Mellat, EDBI and Melli, through a variety of payment schemes.
EDBI further represents and warrants to and for the benefit of the Agent and each of the Banks that EDBI is, on the date of this Agreement, the legal and beneficial owner of not less than 19 per cent.
Bio*One Capital is the fund manager of BMSIF and is wholly‑owned by EDBI.
TIF Asia is a subsidiary of G-Tech Investment Pte Ltd which is a subsidiary of EDBI.
Afrasiabi, “Iran Looks to Argentina for nuclear fuel,” Asia Times, November 6, 2009, accessed at: http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/KK06Ak02.htmlSince November 2008, when the Central Bank of Ecuador agreed to accept $120 million in deposits from the internationally sanctioned Export Development Bank of Iran (EDBI), Iran’s desire to use the Ecuadoran financial system to access the world banking system has been evident.
This attempt by the assessment producer and the assessed government to jointly design reform efforts almost certainly increased the confidence of the Georgian policymakers that their inputs (the design and passage of a new law) would yield the expected output (an increase on the EDBI).
Rather we are arguing that the Doing Business Report and other GPAs that allow for or encourage involvement of the assessed governments in the assessment process are characterized by evaluative information traveling in two directions: from the assessment provider to the assessed government, and from the assessed government to the assessment provider.the EDBI (Schueth 2007).
Students may not take more than six semester hours of courses with the rubrics EDBI, EDEC, EDRE, EDSP or EDUC or INDC courses which must be taken simultaneously with EDUC courses until they have passed all three sections of the TASP exam.
Fields of study from which students may select are Educational Administration (EDAD), Bilingual Specialization (EDBI), English As A Second Language (ESL), Early Childhood Education (EDEC), Generic Special Education (EDSP), Educational Psychology (EPSY), Professional Education (EDUC), and Reading (EDRE).
This resulted in a marked improvement of 37 places in Greece’s EDBI ranking from 109 in 2010 to 72 in 2014.Nevertheless, Table 3 suggests that reform has not been equally spread across all areas; and despite its recent climb, Greece’s 2014 EDBI ranking (72) remains well below the average EMU-country ranking (41).