Sentence examples for all the multilateral from inspiring English sources

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).

"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 Kamathe who ran India's ICICI Bank Ltd <ICBK.NS> fromultilateral 2009.

But by the manner of his withdrawal from the pact, Mr Bush created the impression that he did not give two hoots for all the painstaking multilateral horse-trading that had gone before.

When we did our multilateral aid review, and we looked at all 43 of the multilateral agencies which British taxpayers support, and we asked whether they are acting in Britain's interests and whether they are delivering value for money, the World Bank came out very near the top.

All in all, APEC's miniature trade deals amount to a formidable exercise in combinatorics.Where does all this leave the multilateral system?

Its members are a Who's Who of global influence: four former presidents or prime ministers; two Nobel economics laureates (Michael Spence of New York University and Daniel Kahneman of Princeton); and a bevy of people from all the main multilateral financial institutions (such as the World Bank, IMF and Asian Development Bank).

Among all the current multilateral cooperation mechanisms of trans-boundary environmental problems, most regulatory mechanisms are still on framework build and research work level.

Among all the current multilateral cooperation mechanisms of trans-boundary environmental problems (LTP, TEMM, NEASPEC, EANET), most regulatory mechanisms are still on framework build and research work level.

America has formal diplomatic ties with Syria, and its diplomats bump into their Iranian counterparts all the time at multilateral forums such as the UN.

The last big hurdle is the striking of a bilateral agreement with America, as all would-be members must do with all existing ones (though the multilateral formalities that follow can drag on, as China discovered).

As with all these multilateral agreements, the intention is to spread its reach through time.