Sentence examples for multilateral initiatives from inspiring English sources

And the other thing we succeeded in doing was pushing forward important multilateral initiatives.

There has been an interesting shift by the government on multilateral initiatives for nuclear disarmament.

Abundant resources, favourable regulations and government, and multilateral initiatives are nurturing international collaboration in the race to commercialise sustainable technology.

He has pushed multilateral initiatives, including a new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, which many of China's neighbours, including India, have signed up to.

America often drops multilateral initiatives in favour of its own preferences.Small wonder, then, that only 23% of the 3,000 firms surveyed recently by Grant Thornton, an accountancy, expect the proposals to win global approval.

Unfortunately, prior to the current economic malaise, leading trading countries, both developed and developing, have failed to come together on new multilateral initiatives in the now long-running Doha Development Round of the World Trade Organization.

A multilateral initiative could reduce the suffering of civilians trapped in combat operations.

It is a multilateral initiative that aims to secure concrete commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and create safer communities.

In the late 1990s and early 2000s partnership-based aid programs, such as the Multilateral Initiative on Malaria and the Malaria Vaccine Initiative, were established to support the fight against malaria.

The two countries also differed on, among other things, some aspects of a plan for tackling corruption.The main example of hemispheric co-operation to emerge was an agreement on a multilateral initiative to nurse Bolivia's fragile democracy.

Correcting global imbalances without further destabilising the world economy requires a multilateral initiative of well-calibrated fiscal and monetary measures, allowing spending increases in other parts of the world to trigger a net-export impulse in the US.