Sentence examples for multilateral group from inspiring English sources

cases to challenge other countries' policies in the last three years, which it did not do for nearly six years after it joined the multilateral group in 2001.

And when the Arab League, the relevant local multilateral group, is strongly behind the proposal, that should settle the question.What is Russia thinking?

The multilateral group is scheduled to meet next week in Germany, and European diplomats said they hoped that the meeting would provide the first clues about the administration's strategy.

"And then they invite us to the Friends of Syria conferences," he said, of the French- and American-led multilateral group that has vowed to support the Syrian opposition.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), consisting of 10 countries – Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam – has been the most significant multilateral group in Asia for the past 45 years.

But multilateral groups like the World Bank have social safeguards and are more careful now.

Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff, signaled Friday that Paraguay could face sanctions, which could potentially include its expulsion from Mercosur, a trade bloc, and other multilateral groups.

The crisis in Kyrgyzstan presents an opportunity for three multilateral groups working in the area — NATO, the Collective Security Treaty Organization (C.S.T.O., an alliance of seven former Soviet states currently chaired by Armenia), and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (O.S.C.E).

Its economy has grown steadily, if somewhat slowly, and Mexico maintains an important presence in multilateral groups and summits.

As a result of the launch, South Korea has opted to join the Proliferation Security Initiative, a multilateral grouping formed during the George W. Bush administration.

He called for a multilateral government group, like the Arctic Council, to set universal rules for safe shipping in all Arctic regions, whether in Russian, American, Canadian, Greenlandic or Norwegian waters.