Sentence examples for multilateral constraints from inspiring English sources

"My view," he continued, "is that the neocons wanted the freedom to act without multilateral constraints and, with Bustani wanting to act with more independence, this would limit their freedom of action".

Neither the Bush administration nor Congress is famed for tolerance of multilateral constraints on American freedom of action; the EU's decision to block the General Electric-Honeywell merger will hardly encourage them to comply with the WTO ruling.

So did its readiness to set aside the Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) treaty, and its reluctance to accept the constraints of multilateral arms-control agreements.

Moreover, this multilateral organisational learning not only transacted the constraints that were imposed by the business strategy, but also powerfully influenced its development in turn.

In the last phase of the deregulation process a multilateral market arrangement for managing energy imbalance and transmission constraints will result in better outcomes in relation to the policy objectives of security and economic efficiency.

Even without the constraints imposed by most-favoured-nation and national treatment clauses, sometimes general multilateral agreements are easier to reach than separate bilateral agreements.

The challenges associated with these path dependency constraints, which emerged from the ADB's originating coalitional politics, was a multilateral agency that was not fully capable of adapting to changing health environments and country needs, especially given ADB's historically weak partnership and accountability to civil society.

For example, addressing the poverty of individuals and households may demand policy responses on the part of state/provincial and national governments, yet they may be limited in their ability to act effectively because of constraints that are created by, and can best be changed by, actors outside their national borders, such as multilateral institutions or institutional investors.

Multilateral institutions are at risk.

It has to be multilateral.

There are many multilateral bodies.