Sentence examples for commitment to multilateralism from inspiring English sources

Will you demonstrate a renewed commitment to multilateralism and the rule of international law?

The US, despite proclaiming a new commitment to multilateralism, refuses to ratify the convention on biological diversity.

A stable European order has to be based on the rule of law and a genuine commitment to multilateralism.

Obama should now confront U.S. responsibility, and signal a new commitment to multilateralism, in his attitude toward the court.

Since World War II, the most distinctive characteristic of German foreign policy has been its commitment to multilateralism.

The speech began with McCain's hatred of war, then moved on to stress his commitment to multilateralism and to ending global warming.

Tasks might include: helping Sudan's Darfur region; coping with AIDS in Africa; protecting the environment; promoting free trade; and squeezing pariah states "with or without" a nod from Russia and China.Bill Richardson, a Democratic hopeful, says he shares the goals of the "democratic concert"—as part of an American re-commitment to multilateralism.

Argentina's President Cristina Kirchner urged the new president to commit to multilateralism in confronting the financial crisis: "... those who faced the challenge of the world war understood the importance of multilateralism, and we should also... deepen the needed and urgent changes so multilateralism can respond to the complexities of our realities".

During the cold war, Brazil stuck to multilateralism, and could avoid hard choices.

Yet the president, in his aversion to multilateralism, flunks Realism 101.

In May 1989, with others, he rejected Kinnock's conversion to multilateralism.