Sentence examples for bilateral instruments from inspiring English sources

It appears that the role of bilateral instruments in stimulating the inflow of foreign capital diminishes if liberal FDI policies already exist in the host country.

The Member States' bilateral instruments will also be used.

However, to our knowledge, no long-term follow-up study has compared adjacent segment degeneration (ASD) between unilateral and bilateral pedicle screw instrumented fusion.

Six skeletally mature rabbits were surgically instrumented with bilateral peroneal nerve cuffs for stimulation of the hindlimb tibialis anterior (TA) muscles.

If the public and political pressures cannot prevent the dissolution of bilateral aid into an instrument of global realpolitik, there may be value in channelling greater amounts of aid into certain parts of the multilateral system.

Study design: Fetal sheep (gestational age 121 132 days) were chronically instrumented with bilateral carotid occluders, catheters and electrodes (ECG) to measure systemic arterial and carotid sinus (CSP) blood pressures, and fetal heart rate.

All instruments resulted in bilateral elevation and rotation of the shoulders, excessive forearm motion and flexion and ulnar deviation of wrists.

The draft report includes an update on progress with the Commission's programme of multilateral, plurilateral and bilateral negotiations and on the instruments adopted to combat unfair competition.

The Commission should engage with the Ukrainian authorities with a view to finding a solution to this irritant through the use of dedicated trade instruments, especially the bilateral dispute settlement mechanism.

After that meeting, the head of the European Commission's coal and oil unit, Jan Panek, invited the Oil and Gas UK representatives to a separate bilateral meeting on the legal instrument and requirements in the regulation, which took place in April 2012.

An investment treaty is a bilateral, regional, or a multilateral instrument aim at promoting and protecting foreign direct investment, and helping U.S. corporations to compete abroad.