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1. The funds were channeled through various PFIs financing 539 sub-projects with total investments of about P3.9 billion.
2. R & AB staff also pointed out inconsistencies and failings of the various contracts and PFIs that existed in the Defence Academy.
3. The training programs under the project have benefited more than 2, 000 participants from Landbank and the PFIs from 1996 to 1997.
4. His work on PFIs in the United Kingdom led " The Independent " to dub him a " great sage ".
5. According to sources in Bank Negara, the guidelines given out to the 36 participating financial institutions ( PFIs ) from 1995 had recognised this.
6. It's difficult to find pfis in a sentence. 用pfis造句挺難的
7. Bank Negara's guidelines, given out to the fund's 36 participating finance institutions ( PFIs ) from 1995, had recognised this.
8. Eligible PFIs are commercial banks, Tier-1 finance companies, Bank Pertanian Malaysia Berhad, Bank Industri Malaysia Berhad and Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad.
9. His inquiries at Bank Pertanian, one of the participating financial institutions ( PFIs ) of the scheme, revealed that collateral is needed to obtain a loan.
10. Of the total, 75 per cent of the loans have been disbursed through Bank Pertanian, although there are more than 30 other PFIs allowed to do so.
11. Also called the Countryside Loan Fund II, the project involves a $ 150-million loan from the WB for relending by Landbank to participating financial institutions ( PFIs ).
12. However, only figures from Bank Pertanian are available since the fund's administrator, Bank Negara, did not provide figures from the other participating financial institutions ( PFIs ).
13. "' Granules India Limited "'is an Indian pharmaceutical manufacturing company based in tablets, Pharmaceutical Formulation Intermediates ( PFIs ) and active pharmaceutical ingredients ( APIs ) which are distributed in over 50 countries.
14. New forms include partnering such as Public-Private Partnering ( PPPs ) aka private finance initiatives ( PFIs ) and alliances such as " pure " or " project " alliances and " impure " or " strategic " alliances.
15. Paul Foot wrote in the " Private Eye " that in a 1993 document called " The Opportunities for Private Funding in the NHS ", published by the Social Market Foundation and financed by private healthcare company BUPA, Willetts provided the " intellectual thrust " for private finance initiatives ( PFIs ) in the National Health Service.
16. From 1981 until the establishment of the Private Finance Initiatives ( PFIs ) in the late 1980s, private investment projects were governed by the Ryrie Rules which dictated that " any privately-financed solution must be shown to be more cost-effective than a publicly-financed alternative, and that privately-financed expenditure by nationalised industries could not be additional to public expenditure provision, which would be reduced by the amount of private financed borrowed ."