Sentence examples for both multilateral from inspiring English sources

What to do that shows both multilateral cooperation and linguistic leadership?

Despite a dispiriting start that saw the imposition of steel tariffs, the Bush administration has made great efforts on trade, pushing forward with both multilateral and bilateral deals.

The plan has come under heavy fire from both multilateral and non-governmental organisations, which have been given only a small role in it, and from non-American companies, angry that they have been excluded from the tendering process.

It is, therefore, frustrating to see it argued that both multilateral and bilateral aid money should be reduced – or even axed – in parts of the world that are incomparably poorer and in urgent need of infrastructure development similar to that being supported in Europe.

But it laid the groundwork for what we now have, which is a quite extraordinary commitment to imposing very tough sanctions, both multilateral and unilateral, on Iran as part of a concerted effort to persuade them to change their commitment to acquire nuclear weapons".

Recognizing the uncertainties and inadequacies of international adaptation finance from both multilateral and bilateral sources, the Government of Bangladesh established two national funds: the Bangladesh Climate Change Trust Fund (BCCTF) and Bangladesh Climate Change Resilience Fund (BCCRF), for implementing the programs under BCCSAP 3(Bangladesh Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan).

The United Nations Charter (1945) is both a multilateral treaty and the constituent instrument of the United Nations.

"John may be the only senior person in the White House with significant diplomatic experience, both bilateral and multilateral," Bellinger said.

In our view, the capacity of Spain's political institutions (both domestic and multilateral) to deal with the severe challenges posed by the current economic and financial crisis is declining".

Specifically, Mr. Edwards calls for strengthening both bilateral and multilateral international partnerships, for America to follow the rule of international law, and for the enactment of policies relating to the environment and poverty that are not only moral but also advance national security.

Trade models are both pool and multilateral based.