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the United States Department of Energy(passive) led byinternational organizations
the United States Agency for International Development ( USAID(passive) led byinternational organizations
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the United Nations Children ’s Fund ( Unicef ) and the World Health Organization ( WHO(passive) led byinternational organizations
the United Nations ( UN ) and the World Federation of Exchanges ( WFE(passive) led byinternational organizations
the United Nations Children 's Fund ( UNICEF(passive) led byinternational organisations
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to meet the common objectives of its members , not to serve the interests of just one member(passive) are createdInternational organizations
to coordinate the efforts of states in various areas(passive) are createdInternational organizations
the United Nations , which considered that some strikes amounted to " war crimes(passive) led byinternational organizations
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the International Agency for the Development of the United States ( Aliwas any IDC(passive) led byinternational organizations
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UN peacekeepers(passive) led byinternational organizations
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Diminished abilityto leadInternational organizations
the Kyrgyz Republic together with other states within the Eurasian Economic Union ( EEU ) for the funds allocated by them for preferential financing of economy of the Kyrgyz Republic(passive) created bythe international organizations
the states that support the laws ( Kent , 2002 , p. 117(passive) created byinternational organizations
the Kyrgyz Republic together with other states within the Eurasian Economic Union ( EEU ) for the projects and programs of preferential financing of economy of the Kyrgyz Republic(passive) created bythe international organizations
powerful states to promote their own interests , rather than the common good(passive) are ... created byinternational organizations
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China ’s limited abilityto influencemajor international organizations
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to help create standards for states to abide by in the economic global market(passive) have been createdInternational organizations
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scientific standards(passive) set byscientific standards
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international taxation rules(passive) set byinternational taxation rules
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good governance and environmental standards(passive) set bygood governance and environmental standards
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