Examples of using Multilateral system in English and their translations into Czech
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This specific resolution strengthens the roles of the EU in the multilateral system.
I believe that bilateral agreements can act as building blocks for the multilateral system, where they encourage regional integration and the growth of regional markets.
These can and must make a positive contribution to the multilateral system.
It must contribute towards creating a European Union that plays its part in an effective multilateral system and, above all, Mr President, it must help to ensure that human rights and democratic values prevail in every part of the world.
I am voting for this proposal as it suggests a strengthening of the EU's role in the multilateral system.
I agree with those of you who have said that the multilateral system is important and necessary, because of the fact that it is only within the multilateral system that we can discipline, for example, trade-distorting domestic support and all other non-trade concerns.
We should do everything possible to restore trust in the multilateral system of trade.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies andgentlemen, the report's consensus is the common conviction that a multilateral system of standards and regulations is important and necessary, that trade and development must not show any contradictions and that the European Union has a particular responsibility, given its economic weight in shaping international economic relations.
This can never be done in bilateral negotiations,so we have to stick to the values of the multilateral system.
The European Council reiterates the EU's commitment to advance the process of trade liberalization andrule-making to strengthen the multilateral system, and its readiness to explore all negotiating options to bring the Doha Round to a conclusion including with regard to the priorities of least developed countries in line with the Doha mandate.
Every day we can see that it is beset by problems concerning its efficiency, legitimacy andinteraction with the other bodies of the multilateral system.
Parallel to the multilateral system, the Czech Republic will back the Commission's efforts to negotiate trade agreements with promising partners or regions- such as Korea, India, ASEAN, Mercosur and the Andean Community countries and Central America, and potentially China as well- and to negotiate free trade agreements with the EU's closest neighbours, for example Ukraine, or to start such negotiations once the prerequisite conditions have been met, as in Russia.
In the current context of economic, financial andfood crises, it is essential to support a multilateral system that would ensure credible and equitable trade.
We are confident that President Obama- and I hope it is him- will be up to the challenge andthat Europe will be able to use every opportunity to contribute towards a lasting strengthening of the multilateral system.
It includes 10 very different countries, but this diversity, despite making the negotiations for a free trade agreement more complicated, should not prevent us from achieving instruments that willprovide mutual benefits and complement the WTO multilateral system, including from the point of view of a satisfactory conclusion to the Doha Development Agenda, that both parties consider to be a priority.
Secondly, the Trade and Cooperation Agreement must be used as a very useful instrument to encourage internal reforms that bring Iraq closer to multilateral system disciplines.
Are we not in danger of concentrating too much on concluding individual agreements,which may prevent us from pursuing a multilateral system with appropriate and sufficient vigour?
For the Union, we find ourselves in an institutional situation without equal elsewhere in the world: two Unions that have regional integrationas their goal and which wish to contribute to the advent of a multilateral system of global governance.
In my opinion, EU relations with Latin America are our most important relations and have the greatest future potential, in view of the dimensions involved, as has already been said here,our shared values in the multilateral system of the UN, and the evolution of Latin America, which is showing economic growth and a reduction in poverty.
In this respect, anything that helps correct the current imbalances is of benefit to everyone andcertainly contributes to creating a multilateral system based on fairer and more equitable rules.
Our commitment to a multilateral trading system can be taken for granted.
The EU remains fully committed to a strong, rules-based multilateral trading system.
Bilateral trade agreements should always be fully compatible with the multilateral trading system.
The multilateral trading system, embodied by the World Trade Organisation, remains by far the most effective framework for achieving open and fair trade worldwide.
The EU is the principal recipient of Indian foreign investment and, as such,it must continue to prioritise a multilateral trade system which favours developing countries.
Over time, cohesion policy has developed a powerful multilateral governance system involving a large number of partners, both at a vertical and a horizontal level.
In addition to these measures, the very aims of the multilateral trading system must be reviewed with a view to ensuring consistency with the other international organisations.
In this sense, an open, multilateral trading system with a diversity of countries supplying food products may be a better guarantee for stable and secure supplies.
By changing from the GATT to the WTO, the multilateral trading system did not just change in dimension; in some regards it changed in nature, too.
Regards the multilateral trading system, embodied in the WTO, as by far the most effective framework for achieving fair and equitable trade rules on a global basis.