Sentence examples for bilateral route from inspiring English sources

These new negotiations have proved sticky.It is clear that the bilateral route is slow and cumbersome, and will prove a never-ending labour as the EU evolves and changes.

However, this article shows that while the bilateral route does enhance capital's rights at the expense of state autonomy, the process is far from an inexorable, linear progression.

Because of the unilateral transforaminal route to the intervertebral space used in TLIF, as opposed to the bilateral route used in PLIF, TLIF could be associated with fewer complications, shorter duration of surgery, and less blood loss, whereas the effectiveness of both techniques on back or leg pain is equal.

Outside of formal ASEAN platforms, member countries may also take the bilateral route and discuss with counterpart countries on how to improve financial coverage and access to healthcare among migrants.

It is so restrictive that the Transportation Department, for the first time ever in such a bilateral route-awarding proceeding, is being forced to pick between cargo and passenger carriers.

Their donations are usually channeled through national government of the recipient countries or prominent NGOs, with few having their standard offices in the country, although some bilateral donors route their donations through embassies or consulates.

By bilateral agreement, most routes to the United States may only be operated by two airlines from each country, so popular hops such as Mexico City to New York are the exclusive business of Mexicana and its rival Aeroméxico, another pricey, formerly state-run carrier.

Sceptics suggested that the rival claims were both pie in the sky.See article: A fuss over Britain's airlinesThe EU's member governments are preparing to hand over "open skies" negotiating power to the European Commission, after last year's European Court ruling against bilateral deals on transatlantic routes.

It's hardly surprising that in wartime the signatories would opt for bilateral agreements governing fares, routes and slots allocated to national, state-owned (except for the U.S). flag carriers.

More often than not, a bilateral deal unblocks one trade route only to silt up its tributaries.

BEHIND the legal technicalities, this week's decision by the European Court of Justice that bilateral air agreements over transatlantic routes between eight countries and America are illegal has profound implications.