Sentence examples for based on bilateral agreements from inspiring English sources

The UK will also continue defence cooperation with France, based on bilateral agreements.

It is widely accepted that taxation in modern states should be based on bilateral agreements in which governments deliver public services in exchange for citizens' agreement to levies.

The recruitment process in all four countries is based on bilateral agreements in Germany and France (De Lary, 2004; Okolski, 2004), Inter-Agency Understandings in New Zealand and Memoranda of Understanding in Australia.

Furthermore Danish fishermen will have access to fisheries based on bilateral agreements that the EU has with foreign countries.

This means that Ethio-China Trade is essentially based on bilateral trade agreements, and the fact that Ethiopia is not member would raise a number of issues.

"We are now preparing criteria based on bilateral relations, based on mutual interest between us and the African countries," said Adbul Aziz.

We also justify the use of a robust prior information term based on bilateral filter idea.

As of recently, China has been carrying out an effective strategy to control strategic natural resources in Africa, which is based almost exclusively on bilateral agreements including trade, direct investments, infrastructure provision and loans.

Switzerland's access to the market – the EU takes 60% of Swiss exports – is based on seven bilateral agreements from 1999, including the free movement pact.

Based on the bilateral agreement signed in 1993, China and Korea further established a regular joint committee in 1994.

Still, representatives from companies that are hoping for a comprehensive agreement spanning the hemisphere said they were not impressed by the emphasis on bilateral agreements.