Sentence examples for multilateral relationships from inspiring English sources

In a few short weeks, an Obama administration will have the opportunity to rebuild respectful multilateral relationships in the hemisphere.

Lee's vision was to look beyond the history-bound bilateral issues and create a Korea-Japan partnership active in the regional and global arena on issues like the denuclearization of the DPRK, strengthening of multilateral relationships, trade and economics, and cooperation on projects like alternative energy, communicable diseases, and poverty alleviation.

This bilateral relationship extends to multilateral relationships in the alliance.

However, almost all retailers lacked the scale to build a public reputation - that is, multilateral relationships with many customers and potential customers.

And we work to strengthen existing multilateral relationships while developing new strategic alliances to maximize the achievement of our global health goals.

Although the project was completed two years ahead of schedule in October 1975, and jump-started a multilateral relationship between the People's Republic and dozens of African countries, neither Tanzania nor Zambia would pay anything close to their share – this was less a "partnership" than a gift, Gau pointed out.

For the U.S.A., a British exit would change both the U.K. and the E.U., forcing it to reassess the relative merits to be given to its bilateral relationship with the U.K. compared to its much larger multilateral relationship with the E.U.

The binary data for 13 strains were subjected to principal coordinate analysis (PCA) [ 41], and the first two principal coordinates were plotted to indicate the multilateral genetic relationships among them.

She serves as the Ranking Member on the Financial Services Subcommittee on Monetary Policy and Trade, which oversees domestic monetary policy as well as the U.S.'s relationship with multilateral development banks and finance organizations like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

By adopting multilateral diplomacy and through tightening relationships with African countries and ASEAN neighbors, China has become a status quo power alongside the US.

The arrow and double line linking the SADC Joint DRR Technical Committee (B10) and the SADC DRM Mutual Aid Agreements and Operational Frameworks (BK) show (1) the functions to be performed by the Joint DRR Technical Committee (B10); and the fact that the mutual aid agreements and operational frameworks will assume a bilateral and multilateral form and represent regional relationships.