These factors points to the need for more multilateral coordination and commercial discipline for infrastructure projects in the region.
To make good on its substantial promise, the island would benefit from more multilateral, domestic, and foreign financing.
The main reasons are well known: need of Russian support in trying to curtail Iran's nuclear weapons program; increasing U.S. military presence in Afghanistan; and return to a more multilateral approach in nuclear arms control and security.
Though there are a fair number of things on which Mr Obama and Mr McCain, admirably, agree (a cap-and-trade system for carbon emissions, the immediate closure of Guantánamo and a more multilateral approach to diplomacy, to name just three), there is a lot more that they disagree over.Blood, treasure and votesThe choice will be starkest over Iraq.
It proposes a more multilateral approach to the war on terror and a "hybrid economy that cuts America's gasoline consumption in half over the next decade".
Mr. Edwards repeated his calls to go beyond the use of force to undermine the threat of terrorism, and to adopt a more multilateral approach to combat "the long-term forces of terrorism".
This move will likely deepen the internal split between US Republicans and Democrats, who favor a more multilateral foreign policy.
Clearly intent on giving the impression that he is a man of action, Trump spent his first week on the job issuing a stream of Presidential edicts: reining in regulations, approving oil pipelines, undermining the Affordable Care Act, freezing federal hiring, and pledging not to sign any more multilateral treaties.
It argues that China's overall approach has become more multilateral in nature but the change has been slow and incremental.
Most Members recognized the importance of WFP's call for an expansion in its multilateral donor base, and called for the flexibility that more multilateral cash donations would provide.
