Sentence examples for multilateral context from inspiring English sources

The access negotiations also took place in a strong multilateral context.

Sugar producers have always said they are prepared to negotiate a more open market only in a multilateral context, where other economies also bring down their barriers.

This paper addresses the issue of priority setting for research programming in a multi-layered and multilateral context, taking into account the interests of diverse stakeholder groups.

Even as the two countries disagree on certain issues, the important thing is that there is nothing adversarial about it, either in the bilateral or multilateral context.

Most notable, the negotiation, ratification, and implementation of the New START Treaty with Russia, nuclear deterrence policy, and the development of Department positions and recommendations for future U.S. initiatives to further stability and deterrence, including arms control, transparency and confidence-building measures in bilateral and multilateral contexts in Europe and East Asia.

Successive prime ministers have made clear their willingness to cut Britain's nuclear capabilities to the bone in the context of multilateral disarmament.

The matter of stabilising prices for raw materials, upon which the majority of the least developed countries depend, must be approached in the context of multilateral trade negotiations.

Information that parties are required to provide to the Clearing-House includes existing laws, regulations and guidelines for implementation of the Protocol; information required for the AIA; any bilateral, regional and multilateral agreements within the context of the Protocol; summaries of risk assessment and final decisions.

Even if America can do it on its own, there are heavy arguments for doing it through a multilateral approach within a NATO context".

North Korea insists on a bilateral meeting with the Americans, who in turn think this is conceding too much and are offering only bilateral talks within the context of a multilateral meeting of interested parties.

The following segments unfold the challenges and opportunities of a multilateral cooperation framework in the context of South Asian shared river water with the help of the framework suggested by Rittberger et al. (2006).