Sentence examples for Trilateral partnership from inspiring English sources

So not only would falling for the seductive but poisonous offer not fix the long-term problem with China, it would further weaken an already fragile trilateral partnership.

The much-vaunted trilateral partnership between government, employers and unions works if the employer is an established large company; for a new or smaller one, it simply adds to costs.

Japanese and European stagnation mean that the "trilateral era" is now over:[T]he trilateral partnership can no longer serve as the only or perhaps even the chief set of relationships through which the U.S. can foster a liberal world system.

Introduction to the case study : the Women's Health Initiative : a trilateral partnership within the framework of the UN Global Compact / Martina Timmermann -- Karl Storz's WHI goals and expectations / Sybill Storz -- The German PPP programme : a viable way to improve women's health in India?

Deputy Secretary Blinken's efforts have transformed the trilateral partnership from an abstraction to something with a real architecture, rhythm, and results.

In the initial years of implementation of the country programme, a trilateral partnership was established between UNICEF, the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, and twelve priority districts.

Navigating these trends going forward will require significant engagement from all sides, with attention to negotiation around issues of "country ownership," health systems, and fostering equitable and efficient trilateral and multilateral partnerships.

Siemens has already proposed a trilateral Russian-German-Chinese partnership for their production.

The IBSA partnership is a trilateral alliance between Brazil, India and South Africa aimed at boosting their bargaining power and clout on global issues and strengthening economic and political ties amongst the three countries.

In March 2005, the United States, Canada, and Mexico launched a trilateral agreement called the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP).

Through trilateral economic agreements, support for the exportation of "Moroccan Islam," tripartite military partnerships, and joint civil society development initiatives, Westerners can more effectively participate in Africa's development as well as advance their own interests -- thanks to an ancient monarchy whose ties to the continent go back centuries and promise to go forward indefinitely.