Sentence examples for multilateral negotiating from inspiring English sources

Implying that civil servants or politicians in London were trying to take over the Brexit talks, and the structure of the UK negotiating team needs "rapid resolution", he said "multilateral negotiating experience is in short supply in Whitehall, and that is not the case in the [European] Commission or in the Council".

The Lib Dems added that it was astonishing that Rogers' email revealed that, at this late stage in the build-up to the talks, Rogers thought that the UK had no agreed negotiating structure and, in his view, still lacked the required multilateral negotiating expertise available to the European commission.

"Serious multilateral negotiating experience is in short supply in Whitehall, and that is not the case in the Commission or in the Council," Rogers writes.

"Serious multilateral negotiating experience is in short supply in Whitehall, and that is not the case in the Commission or in the Council.

"Serious multilateral negotiating experience is in short supply in Whitehall, and that is not the case in the [European] commission or in the council," he wrote.

With Europe and America in talks about a transatlantic trade deal, Azevêdo believes the future of the WTO as a multilateral negotiating forum will be in severe doubt unless it can pick what one source called the "low hanging fruit" from the tortuous Doha process.

Disappointment with unilateralism has not been replaced by hope for a multilateral, negotiated solution.

Beijing is also ignoring the UN Convention on Law of the Sea and dodging multilateral negotiated solutions, preferring to creates "facts on the sea".

"The fact that governments which sponsor terrorist groups are also pursuing chemical, biological, nuclear and missile programs is alarming and cannot be ignored," he told the 66 participating nations at the year's opening session of the forum, the only multilateral arms negotiating body.

With the United States represented by Fisher, the first Special Session on Disarmament of the United Nations General Assembly was held in 1978 and led to the established in 1979 of the U.N. Conference on Disarmament as the single multilateral disarmament negotiating forum of the international community.

Most recently, President Obama has taken some serious steps forward, commencing negotiations with Russia on stockpile reductions, kick-starting deliberations at the Conference on Disarmament (the world's multilateral disarmament negotiating body) after a 12 year hiatus, and initiating steps towards Senate ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.