Sentence examples for bilateral initiative from inspiring English sources

And so far, only $485m has been pledged for next year.Given the existence and cash needs of the Global Fund, Mr Bush's decision to spend billions more on a new bilateral initiative may not be the most efficient use of resources.

London-based science writer Amarendra Swarup tells how a new bilateral initiative between the United Kingdom and India, along with other exchange programs, are creating more opportunities for British researchers.

The lack of potable water and waste disposal presents a serious public health concern, says Juan Manuel de la Rosa, a professor of pediatrics in El Paso who serves on the US-Mexico Border Health Initiative, a bilateral initiative between the two countries.

Chinese and American officials also announced a series of bilateral initiatives devised to cut emissions that are a cause of climate change.

This is where innovation and concrete action can be advanced via the new multilateral Green Climate Fund (GCF) and through bilateral initiatives, such as the UK government's £2.9bn International Climate Fund (ICF).

"To frontline workers, it is a visit for transforming the Aids response in Africa". Many Aids workers and activists would prefer US money to be channelled through the UN global fund - which has given grants for approved treatment programmes to 93 countries - rather than through bilateral initiatives.

The rich scholarship featured reflects on a wide range of perspectives, offering insights and new approaches to evaluating key institutional, economic, doctrinal, and practical issues that are at the forefront of efforts to reform the global patent system, and to reconfigure geo-political interests in on-going multilateral, trilateral, and bilateral initiatives.

Multilateral cooperation can also influence some pending bilateral initiatives positively, for example.

Bilateral initiatives should not halt any progress on maintaining and improving Europe's military capabilities in a wider sense.

Stability in the Middle East -- whether in this particular conflict or the one Iraq -- hinges on the support of multilateral and bilateral initiatives in the region.

Until Japan adopts an honest approach to security discussions and musters the courage to address the Constitution free of ideological blinders, bilateral initiatives are doomed to failure.