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Nearly a decade later, Mr. Bush's father similarly appealed to broader principles and chose multilateral cooperation as an effective, even indispensable, means toward ousting Iraq's Saddam Hussein from Kuwait.
It is not a matter of choosing between multilateral and bilateral approaches, but of marshaling sufficient resources to end AIDS.
Second, those studies that do exist choose and compare multilateral health agencies based on their empirical problems.
The temptation for the Americans to choose unilateral action in preference to multilateral inaction is strong.
They are not skillful at creating win-win results through multilateral regimes; they would rather choose bilateral negotiations that may give them a possible advantage".
America can at least choose whether to act alone or to hide behind multilateral institutions.
And it has agreed with Japan on the joint exploration of some disputed gasfields.Yet as a constructive international partner in multilateral diplomacy, China still seems to dabble to pick and choose the issues where it is willing to help.
For a president whose foreign policy is based on restoring American moral leadership and multilateral cooperation, that would be a heavy blow -- one he might choose to avoid whatever the domestic political price.
And third, with respect to the Global Fund and GAVI, we choose these cases because they were the most established agencies of their kind (i.e., non-UN multilateral financiers of global health) with global reach.
In the absence of an international legislature, the multilateral treaty is the chosen instrument for adapting international law to changing circumstances brought about by rapid technological developments and the ever-growing interdependence of nations.
He added: "The path the E.U. has chosen is hampering progress towards a multilateral solution that is more likely to bear fruit in terms of concrete progress in limiting greenhouse gas emissions from aviation".
