Sentence examples for multilateral schemes from inspiring English sources
Most recent trends, however, show a shift from mobility towards more substantial R&D projects, a higher share for supporting applied research and innovation and an evolution from bilateral towards multilateral schemes (Kougiou et al. [2010]).
The five territories, Bermuda and others have been arm-twisted into backing a multilateral scheme for the automatic exchange of tax information.
The new facility, to be set up by mid-2009, pools foreign exchange reserves to create a multilateral swap scheme that each of the 13 participating countries may draw on.
Among them: building cross-border information hubs and early warning systems, multilateral water management schemes, initiatives to curb food waste, technology exchanges and - most eye-catching - a global carbon tax.
Many of the Near East (NE) countries are currently opening their agricultural markets at three distinct but interacting levels: unilateral liberalization, regional integration schemes and multilateral trade liberalization.
This is also important because the international trade regimes besides representing the interest of industrialized countries could also advance the interests of developing countries at a multilateral level, beyond the bilateral schemes.
Since actual wireless systems aim to achieving a multilateral metric for QoS, the existing schemes could not support in practice.
We therefore favour a cap-and-trade scheme, in which a multilateral organisation either auctions or allocates tradable permits to participating countries, which entitle the holder to a certain level of emissions.
Thus, it is obvious that a relay selection scheme with consideration for a multilateral metric should be studied for CCRNs to cover the requirements of actual wireless communications.
Furthermore, the consideration of a multilateral metric for QoS support in relay selection schemes must have even higher computational complexity due to contradictory difference among the requirements of QoS.
It means the need of a relay selection scheme with low complexity for a multilateral metric.
