Sentence examples for multilateral age from inspiring English sources

Here's the twist: The earlier books posit a world in which the Greek gods have been relocated to the contemporary United States, whereas "The Red Pyramid" resurrects Isis, Horus and a host of other major and minor Egyptian deities, and this time the setting is more global — after all, Riordan is no longer writing in the hegemonic Bush era but rather in the multilateral age of Obama.

And it touches on challenges like multilateral diplomacy, criminal networks, military intervention and the ageing of European societies.

Governments wishing to take a popular strategy to elections with an ageing population could promote the type of multilateral treaty discussed here (or provisions facilitating SE/CEAP and SE/CEAMD in bilateral trade deals) as a rational and scientific way of restraining medicines prices and ensuring value for public expenditure in this area of the health sector.

Multilateral institutions are at risk.

Multilateral rules increasingly apply.

It has to be multilateral.

There are many multilateral bodies.

"Multilateral problems should have a multilateral solution," he said.

We are between multilateral worlds.

Numerous multilateral environmental institutions also exist.

Agreements are usually bilateral, not multilateral.