Sentence examples for for multilateral bodies from inspiring English sources

It is true that neo-cons are more unsparing than most in their disdain for multilateral bodies that they think act against American interests.

And, increasingly, the suspicion must be that the deception is deliberately designed to gain just enough respectability to attract private foreign capital, and to qualify more readily for the public sort, from multilateral bodies such as the IMF and the World Bank.Some of the phoneys have been exposed.

This has the effect of precluding financial assistance from multilateral bodies such as the World Bank.

In some cases, the unexpected power of smaller countries has resulted from the consensus-driven nature of multilateral bodies originally conceived by the big powers.

Mr Brown's "hard-headed internationalism", which calls for greater reliance on reformed multilateral bodies, is hardly inspirational, but it is prudent.Yet Britain may come to miss the high profile that Mr Blair's hyperactivity gave it.

Mr Alexander says all this has become a substitute for fully fledged engagement with multilateral bodies, such as the European Union, where he thinks the real power lies.Labour is perhaps less divided by foreign policy than at any time since the second world war.

He called for the UK to reassert its leadership role in multilateral bodies, and to strengthen its links with regional bodies such as the African Union.

South Africa was rewarded for its peaceful transition by being elected to chair multilateral bodies such as the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM).

The Trump administration's disregard for traditional foreign policy approaches, consistent positions and engagement with multilateral bodies and treaties is likely to have a lasting, negative impact on U.S. standing in the world, Amr warned.

There are many multilateral bodies.

It has been adopted by other multilateral bodies, national governments and NGOs.