Sentence examples for Trilateral agreement from inspiring English sources

He "insisted that the 2004 trilateral agreement included 'promises by the US and UK to find a replacement'".

"It is imperative that a trilateral agreement be inked," Jay Timmons, the president and chief executive of the National Association of Manufacturers, said in a statement.

Those who fear Trump's protectionism might note that one of his first goals is to begin working on a bilateral agreement with Britain (which may become a trilateral agreement if the Canadians are invited in).

"Azwai blamed the US for hampering Libyan efforts to find … alternative weapons system to replace its Scud B stock and refused to discuss a destruction timeline". He "insisted that the 2004 trilateral agreement included 'promises by the US and UK to find a replacement'". The outcome of that dispute is unclear.

The US president's actions have left trade experts across North America divided, sparking debates as to whether the deadline set out by the White House is firm and whether the president has the authority to transform the trilateral agreement into a bilateral one.

Those would precede a trilateral agreement on investment being talked about for 2010.

Instead of difficult overall deals among all member states, she said it was "also about bi- and trilateral agreements for mutual benefit".

It decreased continuously in the 1990s to around 6 000 tonnes due to the quota agreed by the trilateral agreements and the CCSBT.

As the Atlantic Ocean covers only a very minor part of the distribution of southern bluefin tuna, and only Australia, Japan and New Zealand used to catch this species, in the 1980s ICCAT decided to leave the management of the species to trilateral agreements among these countries and now to the CCSBT.

China also pushed ahead on negotiations to reach a trilateral trade agreement with Japan and South Korea as well as a bilateral agreement with Seoul.

Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney of Canada, a dear friend of Mr. Bush's, recalled during his eulogy that it was the 41st president who had been responsible for beginning to negotiate Nafta, the trilateral trade agreement with Mexico and Canada that Mr. Trump has harshly denounced and from which he recently threatened to withdraw.