Sentence examples for multilateral settings from inspiring English sources

This movement has been very visible in multilateral settings such as the FAO and the United Nations, more broadly.

-- COORDINATE CHINA-DIRECTED TRADE AND ECONOMIC POLICY IN BILATERAL OR MULTILATERAL SETTINGS with the EU and other trading partners, especially in Southeast Asia, that face similar challenges with China.

The state department said it never excluded the possibility of meeting Lavrov in multilateral settings but nevertheless Kerry arrives in Lausanne with little leverage, having admitted to Syrian opposition leaders and allied diplomats that he lost the argument inside the administration for a tougher position towards Russia and its Syrian government ally.

The island has made small gains in its campaign for more international space in 2009 it won observer status at the World Health Organisation, but has failed to achieve the same in other multilateral settings, including UN talks on climate change.

Many of these scholars have begun to implement their ideas in the real world by taking jobs in a wide range of countries and multilateral settings where they are being given the opportunity to test the kinds of innovations they propose in these pages.

Again, however, China has not historically played such a role in multilateral settings.

India's environment minister Prakash Javadekar told the press that, "India is looking positively to the final outcome from Paris and India will be flexible and show the world that though India is not part of the problem, still is facilitator for the solution". This stance is very different from the single-issue veto-power approach India has at times employed in multilateral consensus settings.

More generally the model provides a tractable foundation for analyzing strategic problems in settings featuring multilateral negotiations, including investment, product design, mergers, and hold-up.

This includes a diversity of forms of health-related corruption in both the private and public sphere in high-income countries, developed country settings, and in multilateral initiatives.

Health-related corruption occurs in both the private and public sphere in high-income countries, developed country settings, and in multilateral initiatives [ 4].

In this study we found that NGOs and multilaterals play an important role in enhancing mental health care in Vietnam, especially in the community and primary care settings, through financing, goal-setting and provision of care such as psychotherapy.