Sentence examples for form a bilateral from inspiring English sources

Ottawa has proposed that the two countries form a bilateral group of experts to develop a solution, and Washington is considering the proposal.

The business daily Dagens Næringsliv earlier reported that Britain's international trade secretary, Liam Fox, had asked Norway's trade and industry minster, Monica Mæland, to form a bilateral trade working group at a meeting on 14 September.

It tried to form a bilateral bloc with China, the G-2, in 2009, but China's leaders refused and frustrated Mr. Obama's plans to cooperate on addressing climate change.

GENI uses a brokered trust model in which four entities namely clearinghouse, aggregates, research organization and researcher form a bilateral automatic trust negotiation [43 45] between them.

Leadership roles require the assumption of responsibilities— one reason why Chinese diplomats are increasingly active in shuttle diplomacy between Afghanistan and Pakistan, urging both nations to form a bilateral "crisis-management mechanism" to patch up a relationship that is often rather sketchy.

But other EU countries may have to agree to them forming a bilateral agreement.

The Vatican officially recognized Palestinian statehood in May in the form of a bilateral treaty, but has also said that not recognizing the state of Israel is an act of anti-Semitism.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05216.002 The bi-layered optic vesicles of vertebrates are formed through a bilateral evagination of the late prosencephalon.

In C. intestinalis, migrating ASMPs from either side of the embryo migrate dorsally, forming rings around a bilateral pair of atrial siphon primordia (ASPs) on the corresponding side (Stolfi et al., 2010).

Clinically, RB occurs in two forms; a unilateral form that corresponds to 90% of non-inheritable (sporadic) RB, and a bilateral form that is inheritable or germinal, exemplifying the classical cases of a cancer with an inheritable genetic anomaly of tumour suppressor gene RB1 [ 5, 32].

More recently a detailed mutational analysis and continuum electrostatic free energy calculations has strongly supported a model for K2P channels with each subunit contributing two P-domains to a pore, with identical P-domains facing each other through the pore's centre to form a complex with bilateral symmetry and an ion conduction pathway with pseudo-4-fold symmetry [7].