Sentence examples for existing bilateral from inspiring English sources

He warned that this risked "compromising fatally" Britain's existing bilateral intelligence relationships.

In perhaps his clearest challenge to the existing bilateral agreement with the UK, he said the Le Touquet agreement would have to be renegotiated.

The result directly challenged a number of existing bilateral agreements and called into question Switzerland's continued presence in the Schengen area.

The results show that the proposed scheme could obtain better performance when compared with several existing bilateral analysis schemes.

On its own, Singapore has just concluded a free-trade agreement with New Zealand and now has Australia New Zealandd's existing bilateral partner) and India in its sights.

The agency will be able to combine that data with information gleaned through the use of the countries' existing bilateral tax treaty, as necessary.

It would seek new alliances and revive existing ones – bilateral, multilateral and ad hoc.

Spain warned the United States "of the importance of preserving the climate of confidence existing in bilateral relations and to know the extent of practices, which if true, are impropriate and unacceptable between friendly allies," the ministry said in a statement.

"However the full solution lies in a fully researched new global structure for the entire game and can't simply be an overlay on the existing disjointed bilateral playing schedule".

In order to understand the effects of these factors on new onset bilateral disease over 12 years (as opposed to prior to the start of the study), patients with pre-existing bilateral disease at baseline (n = 37) were excluded from the regression analysis.

In one he flew so close to an American plane that he could hold up a piece of paper with his e-mail address for the pilot to read.One suggestion is that America and China try to find a route out of the present impasse through an existing, little-known, bilateral agreement, signed in 1998, called the Military Maritime Consultation Agreement.