NOUN
- a United Nations agency created to assist developing nations by loans guaranteed by member governments
How To Use IBRD In A Sentence
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- A new Country Partnership Strategy Progress report currently under preparation will outline the IBRD's agreement with the Mauritian government on the program going forward.
- IBRD support for Uruguay's water and sanitation sector is continuing under the OSE Modernization and Systems Rehabilitation project, APL-2, approved in 2007.
- IBRD reported a fall in net allocable income to $1.252 billion in fiscal 2005 from $1.675 billion the year before.
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