Sentence examples for his multilateral from inspiring English sources

President Obama wanted to blunt Republican criticism that his multilateral approach was failing to stem Iran's nuclear program.

Part of the reason stems from his multilateral approach — very different, for example, from the commando raid he ordered on Osama bin Laden.

"Since I came to these shores over 30 years ago, Britain has become much more European," he told the dinner audience in Blenheim Palace, a mix of the global crowd mostly inclined to endorse his multilateral case.

In his annual foreign policy speech at the Lord Mayor's Banquet in London, the Prime Minister will appeal to the US President-elect to extend his multilateral approach to foreign policy to the crucial issue of trade.

Tony Blair, desperate to restore his multilateral bona fides with his own citizens and with the leaders of other European nations, has lobbied for the largest possible U.N. role; Secretary Powell has also been pushing, though less strenuously.

This will be Mr. Obama's last appearance at the United Nations, and his aides said he would use it to recall his diplomatic achievements and argue that his multilateral approach is a model for dealing with future crises.

Trump, with his chauvinistic rhetoric, his opposition to multilateral trade deals, and his casual denigration of multilateral organizations like the European Union and NATO, represents a threat to that system.

The most striking difference seemed to be his commitment to multilateral engagement, and his belief in the use of soft (ie, persuasive) power.

His caution, his distaste for "hard power" and his preference for multilateral support have won him praise and blame in equal measure: praise from those Europeans who think he is the only man preventing a foreign-policy disaster, blame from hawks who say he is the main domestic obstacle to an American-led better ordering of the world.Yet now the dove has grown claws.

WASHINGTON — President Obama will use his final appearance at the United Nations General Assembly next week to extol the benefits of his brand of multilateral diplomacy, even as the gathering will lay bare places where that diplomacy has fallen short.

Years ago he would have dismissed his argument for multilateral disarmament as reactionary.