Sentence examples for bilateral exchanges from inspiring English sources

Continuity in US-India policies will also strengthen bilateral exchanges.

American law prohibits NASA from collaborating with China, or even organising bilateral exchanges with it.

The Chinese authorities issued orders to cancel bilateral exchanges on the mainland, citing a desire at a time of fervent anti-Japanese feelings to prevent "unexpected contingencies".

I realized I was asking for a lot: free rein to film cabinet meetings, intimate family meals and tense bilateral exchanges with world leaders.

Different rules exist in various EU member states about what information can be shared across borders, and intelligence services have deep suspicions over sharing secrets too widely; traditionally spy chiefs have preferred bilateral exchanges with trusted countries rather than giving information to EU-wide systems.

China's president, Hu Jintao, this week sent a compromise proposal to the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il: a multilateral format, possibly eventually including South Korea and Japan too, that would also allow for bilateral exchanges.But is either side really interested in a deal or simply trying to avoid taking the blame if talks fall through?

A country's trade-weighted exchange rate is an average of its bilateral exchange rates, weighted by the amount of trade with each country.

Driscoll fears the cultural aspect of language learning has also been undermined by the withdrawal of government funding for the bilateral exchange programme which allowed trainee teachers to develop their language skills and awareness abroad.

EXCHANGE RATES  A country's trade-weighted exchange rate is an average of its bilateral exchange rates with its trading partners, weighted according to how much it trades with each.

"You'd be in Moscow at some bilateral exchange," Giblin recalled, "and you'd see three or four men approach and say, in broken English, 'Do you know John O'Neill?' " The need to improve relationships with foreign police agencies became apparent in November , 1995 when five Americans and two Indians died in the bombing of an American-run military-training center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

But if either economy veers off course, the bilateral exchange rate could become an unwelcome source of tension.The strength of the dollar and weakness of the yen largely reflect an interest-rate gap: American three-month rates stand at 5.7%, compared with only 0.4% in Japan.