Sentence examples similar to bilateral fondness from inspiring English sources

Those six are actually among the least favoured: only rogue states, such as Iraq and North Korea, get worse trade terms.The EU's fondness for bilateral trade deals stems partly from politics.

Also, Mr Bush is adamant that America will persist with the development of a national missile defence system, even if it means undermining the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.The president has also worried European leaders with his apparent fondness for a bilateral approach to some problems.

That fondness shines through.

Their fondness for it….

"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".

There was fondness in it.

It did not indicate fondness.

bilateral trade.

Fondness, of course; love.

Not everyone looks back with such fondness.

Witness his fondness for overdetermined analogies.