International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
(IBRD; World Bank) A specialized agency of the United Nations. It developed from the international monetary and financial conference held at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, in 1944 and was established by 44 nations in 1945. Its central purpose is to spur economic growth in developing states through the provision of loans and technical assistance to their respective governments. The IBRD currently (2021) has 189 members.

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• municipal law
• muniments
• murder
• mute
• mutiny
• mutuality of obligation
• mutual mistake
• mutual society
• mutual trading
• mutual wills
• M’Naghten Rules
• naked agreement
• naked trust
• name
• name and arms clause
• National Assembly for Wales
• National Audit Office
• National Crime Agency
• National Health Service
• National Insurance
• nationality
• nationalized industries
• National Living Wage
• national treatment standard