Sentence examples for bilateral questions from inspiring English sources

The letter is also said to briefly cover regional matters such as Afghanistan and Central America and bilateral questions such as human rights.

The deal seeks to meld bilateral questions of market access for exports with one-size-fits-all standards on issues ranging from workers' rights to environmental protection and dispute settlement between governments and foreign investors.

Embarking on reforms, solving open bilateral questions and promoting regional cooperation and political inclusiveness is a win-win for everyone.

First, they caution, India has always regarded Kashmir as a bilateral question.

The question bilateral and multilateral organizations should be asking is, "How can we help companies channel their resources into high-impact innovation and investment programs?" The benefits for both the company and society are clear.

But the visions they should share lost out to the nettlesome short-term questions of bilateral trade.

"The declared topic of the meeting was aspects of the bilateral relationship and international questions," she said, noting that Americans are often particularly focused on Middle East policy.

"If Hong Kong doesn't act soon, it will complicate our bilateral relations and raise questions about Hong Kong's commitment to the rule of law," the official said.

In the rush to militarize the world's most important bilateral relationship, however, two questions have not been answered: Are the disputes that roil Asia more effectively resolved through armed might or diplomacy?

The fact that 15 of the 19 hijackers of 9/11 were Saudi nationals prompted greater scrutiny in Washington about the nature of the bilateral relationship, as have questions about human rights in the Kingdom since that time.

At all three time points, the questionnaire includes questions about bilateral vs. unilateral hand pain and which hand is the most painful.