Sentence examples for bilateral challenges from inspiring English sources

Marie Harf, a State Department spokeswoman, said the renewed aid was "part of a long process of restarting security assistance cooperation after implementation was slowed during the bilateral challenges of 2011 and 2012".

U.S.-Russia relations have become more fraught in the last couple of years, the panelists said, because of a lingering "zero sum" mentality that leaves no room for compromise, the perception that there are no rules of the road left on issues like arms control and cyberwarfare, and a spike in domestic bilateral challenges coupled with a decrease in high-level official dialogue.

Part of this conversation must focus on resolving the big bilateral challenges.

The meeting, which happens amid a tense period in the US-China relationship, is a welcome symbol of the Obama administration's dedication to keep human rights on an ever more crowded – and challenging – bilateral agenda.

Motivated by the challenges of bilateral negotiations between automated agents and by the results and insights of the automated negotiating agents competition (ANAC), we classify and compare state-of-the-art generic acceptance conditions.

However, the major argument of this paper is that challenges to bilateral trade relations have emanated in terms of the actual economic capacities of the two countries, the balance of trade, and the countries relations with international trade regimes.

Both Israel and Turkey recognize the necessity of the bilateral cooperation, despite the challenges and stress tests it has endured in this past year.

The inherent transparency-stability trade-off in bilateral teleoperation poses a challenge to design controllers that find a proper balance between both requirements.

With the inclusion of 4 bilateral cases, we were challenged with non-independent observations in our final dataset (Bryant et al. 2006).

The diagnosis of RP was confirmed if patients fulfilled LeRoy and Medsger's criteria [ 6]; that is, if a cold challenge induced bilateral, episodic biphasic or triphasic (pallor followed by dusky blueness and/or redness) color changes of fingers.

The diagnosis of RaP was confirmed if patients fulfilled LeRoy and Medsger's criteria [ 9] i.e., if a cold challenge induced bilateral, episodic bi- or triphasic (pallor followed by dusky blueness and/or redness) color changes of fingers.