Sentence examples for multilateral route from inspiring English sources

"I was pleading that we go the multilateral route.

Those who demanded a multilateral route have responsibilities, too.

The hitch is that the multilateral route has, so far, achieved little.

"Everything about him and his entire history would suggest that he would much rather be going down the U.N., multilateral route," Cassidy says.

"The sophisticated approach is seeing somebody whose style is still antithetical to the Europeans, but the action he's taking toward Iraq shows that he's moving down a multilateral route".

So, if we admit that the limited multilateral escape route is too difficult to pursue, we will be left with a world buffeted by the forces of deflation, nascent protectionism, imbalances and, perhaps most important right now, a huge loss of confidence and the all-encompassing fear that further decline is inevitable.

But they offer a route to multilateral management of the tensions.

Since most governments operate on the mercantilist premise that opening domestic markets is a concession to be traded for access to foreign markets, multilateral liberalisation is often the most effective route to free trade.In this mercantilist world, a successful WTO round requires a balanced trade-off between domestic and foreign concessions.

For example, the route being followed by Palestine in its effort to join multilateral institutions replicates that of the Vatican, whose far more dubious claim to statehood derives from its original membership of the Universal Postal Union, since the postage stamp-sized enclave did indeed issue its own stamps.

For instance, the UK is on track to provide £1.5bn between 2010-13 aboutbout £1bn of this has already been committed to bilateral and multilateral projects developed with poor countries, or is being channelled through existing funding routes.

Multilateral institutions are at risk.