The phrase "all multilateral" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing agreements, relationships, or actions that involve multiple parties or countries working together.
Example: "The conference focused on all multilateral efforts to address climate change and promote sustainable development."
Alternatives: "entirely multilateral" or "fully multilateral".
Countries with limited institutional strength and limited quality of governance have been repeatedly overstretched by the demands of bilateral and, above all, multilateral donors.
Of all multilateral talking-shops, APEC struggles most to justify its existence.Mr Abbott's visit to Jakarta, Indonesia's capital, this week with his foreign minister and a business delegation was never going to be plain sailing, however.
It is therefore of great concern that many development organisations are considered ineffective: for example, half of all multilateral organisations were rated as underperforming on critical organisational effectiveness indicators in 2013 (pdf).
Today I call on all multilateral development banks to increase the share of their funding devoted to education and to tie support more directly to clear and measurable results.
"Beyond the extremely problematic matter of casting doubt on the U.S. commitment to international justice and accountability," Senator Feingold said, "these steps actually call into question our country's credibility in all multilateral endeavors.
Prior to CSI, Ms. Bliss was the Assistant U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) for Services, Investment, Telecommunication, and E- Commerce, responsible for overseeing all multilateral, regional, and bilateral negotiations and policy issues in those areas for the agency.
As with all these multilateral agreements, the intention is to spread its reach through time.
Why the secretaries-general of all the multilateral institutions in the world don't avail themselves of professional peacemaking services, I don't really know.
"Infrastructure alone has needs globally of $1-1.5 1-1.5 trillionr – all the multilateral banks put together can do mayear15 percent of this," sall
In all of these cases, we should employ all the multilateral instruments at our disposal, working with NATO and the UN and also organizations like the IMF and the World Bank to deploy both carrots (including trade and other economic incentives) and sticks (sanctions and, in the case of aggression or imminent threats, force).
It was only long after these failures became apparent to all, that a multilateral agreement, based on a 1981 American initiative, succeeded in eliminating not only cruise (and Pershing II) missiles, but also the Soviet SS-20 missiles which had led to their deployment in the first place.
