multilateral

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Having many sides or points of view
Involving more than one party (often used in politics to refer to negotiations, talks, or proceedings involving several nations)
{a} having many sides
Loans from international organisations, including loans form World Bank and regional development banks Excludes loans from funds administered by an international organisation on behalf of a single donor Government
Multilateral means involving at least three different groups of people or nations. Many want to abandon the multilateral trade talks in Geneva. involving several different countries or groups bilateral, unilateral unilateral
Negotiations, agreements or treaties that effect or are between three or more parties, countries, etc
discussions or negotiations involving more than two parties (e g countries)
between three or more parties or three or more groups of parties
involving more than two sides (or nations)
{s} having many sides (of an agreement, contract, or discussion, etc.); involving two or more states (Government)
Involving more than two nations or parties Multilateral lending agencies include the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the Inter-American Development Bank
having many parts or sides
Having many sides; many-sided
multilateral peace talks
peace discussions between Israel Syria Lebanon Jordan and the Palestinians in international presence
multilateralism
A system by which nations consult others in matters of foreign policy, by way of organisations such as the United Nations
multilateralist
Supporting or advocating multilateralism
multilateralist
(Can we clean up() this sense?) One who favors involving multiple parties when approaching foreign relations
multilateralism
The situation in which nations act together in response to problems and crises
multilateralism
An international policy intended to free international trade from the restrictions of bilateralism Multilateralism represents an effort to permit nations to specialize in production and exchange in accordance with the principle of comparative advantage
multilateralism
A foreign policy that seeks to encourage the involvement of several nation-states in coordinated action, usually in relation to a common adversary, with terms and conditions usually specified in a multi-country treaty, such as NATO
multilateralism
Unbiased trade between nations, in contrast to bilateralism
multilateralism
Unilateralism George Bush has said that countries are either with the U S or against the U S This means the agenda is being set unilaterally NATO was quick to invoke article 5, which it had never done before; but unlike Kosovo, this is not a NATO action Why? The U S and Britain learned in Kosovo that NATO functions multilateraly The U N was quick to condem the New York and Washington bombings; but unlike Iraq, this is not a U N action Why? Again the U S would like a free hand
multilaterally
in multilateral way, in a manner that involves many sides
multilaterally
In a multilateral manner
multilateral

    Silbentrennung

    mul·ti·lat·er·al

    Türkische aussprache

    mʌltilätırıl

    Aussprache

    /ˌməltēˈlatərəl/ /ˌmʌltiːˈlætɜrəl/
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