Sentence examples for the multilateral process from inspiring English sources

We are clear that the way forward is through engagement in the multilateral process and specfically through the UNFCCC negotiations.

On the contrary, they both distract governments from the multilateral process and offer cover for politicians' failure to advance it.

They are the product of long-standing weaknesses in the multilateral process, exacerbated by recent shifts in power relations that are present in pretty much every global negotiation.

Indeed, although the trade-facilitation agreement should help to boost world trade, the deal is unlikely to convince sceptics that the multilateral process can produce ambitious reforms.

Twenty years of efforts to prevent climate breakdown through moral persuasion have failed, with the collapse of the multilateral process at Rio de Janeiro last month.

"This toothless declaration, being spun by the US as a historic success, reflects contempt for the multilateral process and we expect more from our Nobel prize-winning president," said the group's spokeswoman, Kate Horner.

The failure of the Copenhagen climate summit last year dealt a worrying blow to the idea that humanity could control its output of greenhouse gases and if delegates had also left Cancún without any kind of progress, the whole multilateral process for dealing with climate change would have been at risk.

China's Minister of Commerce Gao Feng recently called on the United States to abandon unilateralism and engage in the WTO's multilateral process, as well as end the block on Appellate Body appointments.

"Any attempt to replace the core obligation of developed countries to provide financial support to developing countries with a number of arbitrarily identified economic conditions is a violation of the rules-based multilateral process and threatens an outcome here in Paris," the letter read. .

It is "patronising" to say that shareholders would find more information confusing, says Joseph Williams of Publish What You Pay, a pressure group.Some fear that the new efforts could undermine a ten-year-old multilateral process, the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI).

The resolution attempts to build a multilateral process to address the lack of fair and equitable access for developing countries to pharmacologic benefits derived from the sharing of influenza virus samples.