Examples of using Multilateral rules in English and their translations into Finnish
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Investment: the need for clear multilateral rules.
Strengthening multilateral rules is part of the process.
Thirdly, adjustment of the relevant multilateral rules.
In the absence of any multilateral rules, there will be an avalanche of bilateral agreements.
Developing countries benefit from strong and enforceable multilateral rules.
We are therefore all in favour of multilateral rules, but which rules, and to benefit whom?
A New Round would be beneficial to all, in particular by allowing for better market opportunities and better multilateral rules.
For the first time both entities will be bound by multilateral rules and obligations for their mutual trade.
The biggest developmental gains will, after all, come from ambitious trade opening and the strengthening of multilateral rules.
The majority of stakeholders agree on the need for multilateral rules and standards and their implementation and enforcement.
It therefore has both the right andthe responsibility to play a key role and take the lead in defining new multilateral rules.
It is therefore very important that the Millennium Round creates multilateral rules against private restrictions in competition.
As our strong point is upholding multilateralism,it is reasonable that we should attack that contradiction by applying multilateral rules.
Mr President, I believe that the question that concerns all of us here is not whether or not multilateral rules are necessary to provide a framework for world trade.
Some developing countries have also expressed reservations about engaging themselves in further liberalisation, orof adopting stronger multilateral rules.
International trade must, however, be based on multilateral rules and institutions and the European Union has a vital role to play in the consolidation of international rules and governance.
This underlines the need to safeguard a stable framework of fair and multilateral rules for free trade.
I regret that, confronted with the current financial crisis,we find that we need more international and multilateral rules, because these rules form a corset that will make it possible for poorer countries to integrate themselves, on the one hand, while richer countries will also be able to ensure that their people benefit from this, and that standards are set, on the other.
CS Ladies and gentlemen,the Arctic is the only part of the world that is not yet governed by any multilateral rules and regulations.
To work expeditiously on the Doha Work Programme in order to achieve further trade liberalisation and the clarification,improvement and strengthening of multilateral rules, as applicable, with a view to ensuring that the V Ministerial Conference in Mexico paves the way for the successful conclusion of the negotiations foreseen in the Doha Declaration, by the end of 2004.
It is evident that the biggest developmental gains of the DDA will come from ambitious trade liberalisation and the strengthening of multilateral rules.
We are in fact convinced that world trade andinternational life in general must be based on simple multilateral rules respected by everyone, applied by transparent international organisations.
This is not a question of replacingcooperation with confrontation but of creating a sound relationship based on objective application of agreed multilateral rules.
The rules of the global economy need also to be applied more equally and fairly, so that multilateral rules for trade, investment, intellectual property and labour adequately reflect the common interest.
The DDA end-result should provide for improved market access for agricultural and industrial goods as well as services, which will provide benefits for developing countries,as well as stronger multilateral rules.
The Council underlined the need to ensure that an appropriate balance between the further liberalization of trade and the strengthening of multilateral rules contributes towards sustainable development, environmental protection, social progress, the reduction in poverty and consumer health.
It therefore underlines the importance of putting the WTO negotiations back on track andmoving the multilateral system forward by further market opening and strengthened multilateral rules.
Equally compelling is the evidence that development will also be best served if developing countries progressively commit themselves to stronger multilateral rules, and benefit from similar commitments taken by others, rather than by seeking permanent exemption from WTO disciplines.
Creating genuine new business opportunities in agricultural and industrial products and services in developed and advanced developing countries, as well as contributing to development;restructuring trade in agriculture; and strengthening multilateral rules.
After the collapse of the talks in Cancún, there were some worrying signs that the United States was going to abandon the multilateral rules and force a series of bilateral deals around the globe.