Sentence examples for multilateral measures from inspiring English sources

"But we hope this is only a first step and that it opens the door to more sweeping multilateral measures".

From North Korea to Iran, China is a pivotal power in terms of multilateral measures to limit nuclear proliferation.

"If Sudan does not comply with this resolution, the United States will move for the swift adoption of unilateral and multilateral measures," Mr. Khalilzad said in a statement.

Even without these disadvantages, seeking tough multilateral measures against North Korea and Iraq at the same time may be more than the diplomatic traffic can bear.

As a non-permanent member of the UN security council, Japan added its voice to calls for new multilateral measures against North Korea overnight, but is also expected to examine fresh bilateral sanctions.

The World Commission on Forests and Sustainable Development, an independent international body assembled after the 1992 earth summit in Rio, has recommended a raft of multilateral measures to conserve forests, from the establishment of a "forest security council" to certification of wood products derived legally from "sustainable" forests.

East Asian countries began to actively seek multilateral collaborative environment measures in the 1990s.

The measured, multilateral approach of Donald Trump's predecessor may have left some unconvinced of Iranian compliance.

As part of implementation, Paragraph 47d instructs "Incorporate disaster risk reduction measures into multilateral and bilateral development assistance programmes within and across all sectors, as appropriate, related to poverty reduction, sustainable development, natural resource management, environment, urban development and adaptation to climate change" (UNISDR 2015, p. 23).

That's the stark finding of a new report released by Sierra Club and Oil Change International which measures how multilateral development banks (MDB) fare on their efforts to end energy poverty.

However, mechanisms to implement initiatives that would then work towards achieving these goals are often funded unilaterally and are periodic and absent measures of multilateral accountability to how the funds are spent [ 3].