Sentence examples for a multilateral one from inspiring English sources

Under the given circumstances, Both China and India may need to transform its bilateral approach to a multilateral one on the water sharing issues, especially in the case of the Brahmaputra.

The German position does not reocognize or seek a multipolar world, the official said, but accepts a multilateral one in which issues of importance are decided through discussion and on the basis of international law.

In other words, we should transform it from a bilateral treaty into a multilateral one.

The U.S. has signed 56 open-skies agreements since 1992, including 11 with members of the eu, and a multilateral one with Singapore, Brunei, New Zealand and Chile.

It didn't have much success because in the early stages because it was a new concept of not just a bilateral negotiation with the United States and North Korea, but rather a multilateral one where all the big neighbors were going to be a part of the denuclearization of North Korea.

And Europeans have pressed their combat troops on a reluctant Bush administration, which had mistakenly preferred the flexibility of a more unilateral approach but is now giving in to British pleas for a more multilateral one.

"What will be the consequences if this issue is turned into an international or multilateral one?" he asked in remarks published on the Foreign Ministry's Web site.

As a veteran of the anti-communist struggle he can speak authoritatively on the European aspirations of countries like Ukraine.Yet for all that, Mr Tusk's tools will be the multilateral ones of a committed European.

North Korea, they believe, may be trying to pile on the pressure to try to win the bilateral talks with America it has been demanding, before going ahead with another round of multilateral ones that America insists on.

Disappointed by North Korea's belligerent response to offers of better relations in future, and concerned at the effect the crisis is having on South Korea's economy, Mr Yoon now endorses a multilateral approach, albeit one that would involve direct talks between America and North Korea too.

In general, he has preferred bilateral arrangements to multilateral ones.