To their credit, they were able to make a bilateral agreement prohibiting it.
The United States should make a bilateral deal with Chile as soon as possible to provide the process of hemispheric integration with some momentum and to counter Brazil's and Venezuela's protectionism.
Kyoto was bad enough without the US, but world trade talks without the US are simply a meaningless exercise.It is looking increasingly likely that Australia will be able to make a bilateral free-trade agreement with the United States.
Only when a head-fixed mouse made a bilateral hand-to-mouth movement, a component of order-common eating, was the withdraw movement made with ease.
When I interviewed Mr Cameron on a trip to Calcutta, he attempted to draw a distinction between choosing not to leave an empty chair at the Commonwealth summit and making a bilateral visit to Sri Lanka.
The two countries also called for an "ambitious and legally binding" deal that will allow global warming to be limited to two degrees Celsius over preindustrial levels--the United Nations-declared threshold for avoiding the most dangerous climate change impacts--and they made a bilateral commitment to formulate low-carbon strategies within the next five years.
Each subject performed a task in which he or she stared at a central white fixation cross for 18-s intervals after which the cross changed briefly (500 ms) to a circular checkerboard that flickered at 8 Hz for 500 ms, cueing participants to make a bilateral button press.
Yet while the leaders of France, Germany, Italy and Spain make regular trips to the region, as now do American presidents, no British prime minister had made a purely bilateral visit to Latin America until Tony Blair did so this week.Such neglect is odd.
Indeed, they have made an interesting bilateral agreement with the American authorities to sell yen to them in exchange for the IMF's own currency SDRs (special drawing rights) for the purpose of financing coordinated intervention.
The company's claim is being made under a bilateral investment treaty between Bolivia and, of all places, the Netherlands.
