Englisch-Französisch Übersetzung für "to bank up"

to bank up {Vb.} (auch: to gather in a heap, to drift)

to bank up {Vb.} (auch: to stack)

to bank up {Vb.}

A modern blood bank was set up.

The World Bank was therefore gearing up to support the 2007 budget.

In the West Bank, the programme provided up to 6,000 positions each month.

The operations of IMF and the World Bank are being scaled up in Côte d'Ivoire.

The Eurasian Development Bank had been set up as an instrument for financing joint projects.

Meanwhile, IMF and the World Bank have significantly stepped up lending operations.

At MONUC and UNTAET, for example, the time lag in performing bank reconciliations was up to 10 months.

This project, funded by the World Bank, has been extended up to the end of August 2005.

In France, we have the history of Vincent Auriol: lock the banks and lock up the bankers.

The Board of the Central Bank can set up other criteria of acceptable explanations and clarifications.

The Bank of Finland, for example, naturally has a group of bank delegates made up of Members of Parliament.

We could actually see more small banks start up for instance by changing the ownership rules.

The United Nations, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank should take up that concern.

- operationalization of the regional solidarity bank set up to combat poverty.

All banks have set up women's cells in their head offices for dealing with cases of credit flow to women.

In 1996, the Joint Ministerial Committee of the Board of Governors of the World Bank and IMF set up the HIPC Initiative.

This bank account was set up by the captain on instruction from the Officer-in-Charge of the Operations Branch and his staff.

The National Housing Bank (NHB) set up in 1988 supervises and controls various Housing Finance Institutions.

A search of the lobbyist registration data bank turns up only one registered lobbyist for Bioniche: David Dingwall.

The Bank has already set up a successful housing project which has helped to resolve a number of housing problems.