Sentence examples for multilateral nature from inspiring English sources

The multilateral nature of the commission, many of whose members have been hostile to the United States, has made it difficult for China -- itself currently on the commission -- to dismiss criticisms as merely manifestations of domestic American power politics or overreaching "hegemonism".

He argues that trying to fix guilt on one leader or nation assumes that there must be a guilty party and this, he maintains, distorts the history into a prosecutorial narrative that misses the essentially multilateral nature of the exchanges, while underplaying the ethnic and nationalistic ferment of a region.

The multilateral nature of Gavi's funding and implementation model has been the key to its great success.

It matters less now what the U.S. does, or doesn't do, because of the multilateral nature of the global system, the rise of the largest emerging nations, and that so many other powers are flexing their muscles at the same time.

It argues that China's overall approach has become more multilateral in nature but the change has been slow and incremental.

That new normal is multilateral in nature, and by definition includes nations the U.S. would rather not have to deal with.

The National Review's Stanley Kurtz went even further, warning that the multilateral, U.N.-sanctioned nature of the intervention would send a dangerous signal to America's would-be adversaries: So Qaddafi has been toppled, but only after a notably weak and unnecessarily prolonged campaign.

They argued that multilateral negotiations, by nature of the number of stakeholders at the table, would require more time than bilateral negotiations.

But this is the nature of multilateral climate talks, where politics, words and interpretation can be the difference between success and failure.

In some cases, the unexpected power of smaller countries has resulted from the consensus-driven nature of multilateral bodies originally conceived by the big powers.

This, in turn, requires an overtime sequential analysis that better captures and explains the transformative nature of multilateral health agencies.