In diplolingo, bilateral is a neutral word meaning "between two sides," but multilateral carries a connotation of "harmonious, cooperative" and unilateral a connotation of "arrogant, bullying, self-centered".
The commission also is heavily focused on Africa, where it wants to obtain more access to raw materials in a way that would conform to E.U. general trade policy, meaning that any bilateral or multilateral deals have to be underpinned by sustainability and accountability.
In this way, task expansion and spillover acquired new meanings to promote and to disseminate multilateral aid programs.
America's multilateral trade deficit will not be significantly narrowed until America saves significantly more...The meaning of this passage seems very clear to me.
We thought there was one way to find out - by modelling a simultaneous and multilateral contemporary nuclear apocalypse, to look at the safe places that emerge, and consider the meaning of it.
More than thirty years after Alma Ata, multilateral development institutions, states and civil society organizations alike have embraced community participation in health, but meanings given to it vary widely between programs and measurable successes in improving health outcomes are scarce [ 4].
Multilateral institutions are at risk.
Multilateral rules increasingly apply.
It has to be multilateral.
There are many multilateral bodies.
We are between multilateral worlds.
