Sentence examples for bilateral context from inspiring English sources

The rational approach to a durable Mideast peace is for President Obama and the Quartet -- the United States, the European Union, Russia and the United Nations -- to take the Israeli-Palestinian conflict out of its bilateral context into a regional framework based on the 2002 peace plan of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia that all the Arab League States had endorsed.

In Havana, Gustavo Machin, deputy head of American affairs in the Cuban Foreign Ministry, said the combination of being removed from the list and the securing of a bank had created "the right bilateral context to move forward".

In this paper, passivity based stability conditions that are widely used in bilateral teleoperation context, are derived via Integral Quadratic Constraints (IQCs).

Although this paper is motivated by a third-party logistics e-marketplace, the underlying model is applicable in the general bilateral exchange contexts.

Other ideas are being explored in the E.U.-Russia relationship as well as in the bilateral German-Russian context.

Background context: Bilateral laminotomy has been proposed as an alternative to laminectomy for decompression of lumbar spinal stenosis.

Even as the two countries disagree on certain issues, the important thing is that there is nothing adversarial about it, either in the bilateral or multilateral context.

Most notable, the negotiation, ratification, and implementation of the New START Treaty with Russia, nuclear deterrence policy, and the development of Department positions and recommendations for future U.S. initiatives to further stability and deterrence, including arms control, transparency and confidence-building measures in bilateral and multilateral contexts in Europe and East Asia.

Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon on January 8 discussed Pakistan and the bilateral relationship in the context of the U.S. political transition with visiting Assistant Secretary Richard Boucher and Ambassador Mulford.

Irish said: "This proposal of divisions, leagues and qualification requirements across the various formats may well be part of the answer to introducing structure and context into bilateral international cricket.

Richardson had seen the league structure adding "meaning and context" to bilateral cricket, while making Test status attainable for those countries currently faced with a glass ceiling through possible movement between the bottom division and the ICC's World Cricket League, its first-class competition for associate nations.