Sentence examples for in multilateralism from inspiring English sources

He says Labour believes in multilateralism, and a world governed by rules.

In Washington, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell today rejected that criticism, declaring, "We believe in multilateralism".

The league itself, he said, would be an exercise in multilateralism, founded on "mutual respect and trust".

For Americans like me who deeply believe in multilateralism, all this is enormously disappointing and makes us doubt Europe's seriousness.

In a few weeks, too, the WTO meeting opens in Seattle: a grand exercise in multilateralism for the best of purposes, the liberalisation of world trade.

At international trade meetings, Japan has usually taken refuge in multilateralism, joining with Europe to protect domestic farmers with tariff walls.

Our collective interest lies in building a multilateralism in which the interests of the poorest countries and people are at the centre of global decision-making and action.

Yet he also believes in diplomacy, multilateralism and the United Nations.

Scholars had struck several awkward coinages to describe war-chastened Germany: it was a "tamed power" engaged in "attritional multilateralism".

This is shorthand for trying to create a world in which countries bind themselves into a network of laws, obligations and institutions a world rather like the EU itself, in fact.Effective multilateralism should by now have a certain credibility.

JOHN BOLTON, the most controversial representative ever sent by America to the United Nations, may be on his way out or so many of his counterparts from other countries are hoping.When he took up his job in August last year, there were instant fears that this scourge of multilateralism in general and the UN in particular was bent on lowering the organisation into its grave.