Sentence examples for and multilateralism in the from inspiring English sources

As he showed with a remarkable appeal to international law and multilateralism in the New York Times on September 12th, Mr Putin is keen to be seen as a legitimate and indispensable player in world affairs.

One is his own distrust of the United Nations and multilateralism in general.

This entails an unconditional withdrawal of coalition troops and a commitment to multilateralism in the form of UN intervention, coupled with strong financial support and engagement with other Muslim countries.

"If you look at the political stalemate in Syria, the outgoing UN Secretary-General [Ki Moon] in his final months, the state of multilateralism in the first place – the whole timing of it and the lack of clear agenda or clear objectives on what it was meant to do or deliver, made it a failure".

Paris can be an anomaly or it can become the norm for multilateralism in the 21st century.

Just seven years ago, activists paid visits to various European missions in the hope of stirring opposition to U.S. multilateralism in the Middle East.

"Argentina renews its firm commitment to peacefully settling its differences, to international law and multilateralism," said the foreign minister, Susana Malcorra, in a statement under president Mauricio Macri's government.

Our collective interest lies in building a multilateralism in which the interests of the poorest countries and people are at the centre of global decision-making and action.

In some ways Bush offered only a variation on the Clinton theme of "a la carte multilateralism" in which the United States picks and chooses the international structures with which it wants to cooperate.

Secondly, the Strategic Plan for 2011 2014 labels South-South cooperation and multilateralism as fundamental pillars in the realisation of the country's foreign policy priorities.

Argentina's President Cristina Kirchner urged the new president to commit to multilateralism in confronting the financial crisis: "... those who faced the challenge of the world war understood the importance of multilateralism, and we should also... deepen the needed and urgent changes so multilateralism can respond to the complexities of our realities".