Sentence examples for trilateral ties from inspiring English sources

Mexico's problems with organised crime, its reputation as a source of migrants (though few now cross the border) and the fear that it might provide an access route for terrorists (though it hasn't) make closer trilateral ties politically toxic in the other two countries.This neglect is a missed opportunity, according to a new report* by the Council on Foreign Relations, a New York think-tank.

The summit urges aid for Gaza and Afghanistan, and Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan vow in increase trilateral ties.

Moreover, the three economies have close ties, with official negotiations on a trilateral free trade pact having recently been attempted.

Mr. Rajoub, who speaks Hebrew and English, has strong ties to American and Israeli security officials, having taken part in trilateral meetings for years.

The IBSA partnership is a trilateral alliance between Brazil, India and South Africa aimed at boosting their bargaining power and clout on global issues and strengthening economic and political ties amongst the three countries.

Trilateral security arrangements with the United States and New Zealand are also considered crucial.

Their foreign ministers will hold a trilateral meeting in New York on Monday.

We cannot ignore the possibility of the liberal's trilateral trifecta: Gore-Blair-Barak.

The trilateral meeting took place against a backdrop of continuing violence in Pakistan.

But a more realistic ambition is to establish new trilateral relations.

A trilateral group of officials now meets regularly to swap notes.