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multilateral

[ UK /mˌʌltɪlˈætəɹə‍l/ ]
[ US /ˌməɫtiˈɫætɝəɫ, ˌməɫtɪˈɫætɝəɫ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having many parts or sides

How To Use multilateral In A Sentence

  • It avoids a phony moral high ground or fake appeals to the sanctity of multilateralism. Globe and Mail
  • Rather than be seen as lecturing China on its exchange rate, the United States should be doing even more to push its European allies to allow a larger Chinese voice in multilateral forums. Beyond brinkmanship: A better economic path for the U.S. and China
  • The last 20 years have seen a change in the relative efficiency and effectiveness of multilateral and bilateral aid.
  • The last 20 years have seen a change in the relative efficiency and effectiveness of multilateral and bilateral aid.
  • Well, errm, not precisely, but we need to stand up to it and create a multipolar world, not to be confused with multilateralism, which is a way of using up large amounts of money to bleat with great self-satisfaction, achieving little. There is never any point to appeasement
  • It has pushed, as they did, multilateralism and humanitarianism, though with less budgetary resources. Globe and Mail
  • Some of the multilateral agencies are not just focusing on GDP figures at this point.
  • The three visiting prime ministers also met with their Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, who blamed Ukraine for failure to honor a multilateral agreement to resume shipment of gas to Europe.
  • Stronger European standards would have provided a basis for negotiating more effectively for multilateral standards.
  • Further multilateral agreements to control nuclear weapons were both welcome to CND and blunted its cutting edge.
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