Sentence examples for a much more multilateral from inspiring English sources

On North Korea and Iran, he has taken a much more multilateral line; at home, he is looking at spending caps.A Bush who combined some of his dogged determination and sense of purpose with a willingness to learn from his mistakes could in the end deserve a second term.

A much more literal one.

(a much more difficult task).

But President Obama's chairmanship of APEC this year does give the United States a chance to embrace a more multilateral approach in Asia, Dr. Li said.

Such relationships depend much more on upholding multilateral treaties and agreements, and supporting a more representative set of global decision makers at the UN and elsewhere, than on a throwback to the cold war concept of mutually assured destruction.

Officially, this is a far more multilateral venture than was, say, the invasion of Iraq.

Look, a friendlier, more multilateral policy will not solve the world's problems.

The president's global health undertakings fared better than the Millennium Challenge, though the subcommittee steered the money to fight AIDS in a somewhat more multilateral direction.

Much more open and multilateral configurations will be adopted, as occurs for example in the World Economic Forum (also known as Davos and which brings together business leaders, politicians, journalists, intellectuals, NGOs and other civil society representatives).

When people finally stop trying to appease Russia, the environment will be much more conducive for multilateral cooperation on combatting Russian human rights abuses.

It proposes a more multilateral approach to the war on terror and a "hybrid economy that cuts America's gasoline consumption in half over the next decade".