Sentence examples for as a multilateralist from inspiring English sources
Mr Bolton is described by some as a multilateralist - though he seems to favour the kind of multilateralism where the US occupies the driving seat, such as Nato and the "coalition of the willing" in Iraq.
With Mr. Powell leaving, we lose our last shred of credibility with our allies, who knew him as a multilateralist trying to fight the good fight in a government that has pursued a unilateral, self-serving and self-righteous foreign policy.
There is important alignment between our interests, he said, with President Obama as a committed multilateralist in the White House.
As a good multilateralist, Mr Blair seems furious that the UN does not share his concerns.The second is that Mr Blair is much closer to the Texan than their superficial differences might suggest.
United Nations: McCain will try to paint you out as a naïve multilateralist who would place the future of U.S. security back in the hands of an institution that opposes U.S. interests.
"He needs a multilateralist triumph," argues Mr Bhagwati.Unfortunately, there are several reasons for pessimism.
Asked if Mr Bush had become a multilateralist, Mr Blair said he could not speak for the president but "it is significant, in my view, that he is coming to Europe as his first foreign visit".
"No one believes that Bush has suddenly become a multilateralist," he says.
After all, Mr Kerry proclaims himself to be a multilateralist determined to rebuild alliances and Mr Blair is a passionate conciliator.
But the hawks have made it clear that they would seize on any disaster in the UN as a reason for again wheeling out their coalition plan.Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution argues that Mr Bush is proving much more of a multilateralist than many people expected.
