Sentence examples similar to bilateral decline from inspiring English sources
Russian Ambassador Aleksandr Konuzin has told the press that the two countries would sign a number of bilateral agreements but declined to reveal the topics.
Though Raúl signaled that he would be willing to engage in dialogue with the United States to resolve a bilateral dispute, he declined to meet with a 10-member delegation of U.S. congressional leaders who traveled to Cuba in December 2006 in hopes of conferring with him.
So even without any change in policy – which could also conceivably be on the cards – the aid budget will take a financial hit, not to mention the economic fallout for Britain's trading partners from any decline in bilateral trade.
How much might prices decline if bilateral trade restrictions were dropped?
But there is also a bilateral root to the decline in the relationship, requiring a diagnosis of the problem and a prescription for the best treatment.
Of the remaining 14 patients on bisphosphonate therapy, five had hip T-scores which did not meet the threshold for osteoporosis (> -2.5), and nine did not undergo the hip DEXA scan (declined or bilateral hip prostheses in situ).
The U.S. reports the bilateral trade deficit will also decline for 2009, though by a smaller proportion.
Should an elected successor to Karzai also decline to sign the bilateral accord, it would mark the second time in three years that the host government of a bloody, protracted US military campaign rebuked its Washington sponsor.
It is worth noting that the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) in its official 2011 report projecting outcomes for the Korea pact said our bilateral trade deficit with Korea would decline.
DEFENSE INDUSTRY COOPERATION WEAK 16. (SBU) Historically the strongest area of our bilateral relationship, security cooperation, is significantly declining.
