Examples of using Multilateral process in English and their translations into German
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This means that the multilateral process is alive.
The multilateral process avoided outright confrontations.
Building a large Europe is a multilateral process.
This multilateral process is underpinned by a network of bilateral relations between each partner country and the EU, embodied in Association Agreements.
Eventual gains made bilaterally can stimulate the multilateral process.
While the TTIP represents a move away from the multilateral process within the world trade system, it would be a fatal error to conclude that the collapse of the TTIP process would benefit the World Trade Organization.
Eventual gains made bilaterally can stimulate the multilateral process.
The Committee considers that eventual gains made regionally andbilaterally can stimulate the multilateral process as a result of the more in‑depth discussions and the closer alignment of positions brought about by such approaches.
I welcome this indication of American commitment to the multilateral process.
Barcelona is the multilateral platform, the multilateral process, it is the process from region to region.
A sustainable settlement is indeed best achieved by a managed and multilateral process.
FTAs: the EU should keep this option open,for FTAs can help the multilateral process as well as securing immediate gains for EC exporters.
Major emerging countries like China, India, Brazil and South Africa support this multilateral process.
The delegates discussed the future of the BWC regime, how to strengthen the multilateral process via practical measures, as well as providing institutional support for the BWC.
The Cancun conference led to progress in several areas, including the prospect of a"fair transition"- as was calledfor by the ILO- and reinforced confidence in the UN-based multilateral process.
The Cancún Agreement shows that the multilateral process can deliver.
In May 2011, Jagdish Bhagwati of Columbia University and I co-chaired a High Level Group convened by the prime ministers of the United Kingdom, Germany, Turkey,and Indonesia to attempt to move the multilateral process ahead.
All six of these states havebeen pushing China to negotiate with ASEAN a multilateral process to resolve the South China Sea territorial disputes.
I conclude by emphasizing the need to take a decision rapidly to confirm the Geneva results. We reiterate the importance of the role played by the European Community andthe commitment undertaken in this multilateral process.
They also brought about changes amongst the established population,but integration was a multilateral process which required the host society to change too.
I believe that together in a multilateral process of this kind we can make an important contribution to the situation developing peacefully and decisions being made which benefit the people in the region concerned, but also foster peaceful development in the world as a whole.
Particular responsibility lies with themajor trading partners to ease the final multilateral process of the Uruguay Round by opening the way to a solution of the problems that remain.
Whether it is also possible in the development round that we have just discussed, the Doha Round, is much more questionable because thereis certainly not agreement among all the participants in this multilateral process to have a climate chapter in the final outcome.
The Committee considers that eventualgains made bilaterally can stimulate the multilateral process as a result of the more in-depth discussions and the closer alignment of positions brought about by bilateral approaches.
In Cancún- under the extremely capable chairmanship of Mexico, which I think everyone was able to single out and thank for its ability to manage such difficult negotiations, which had previously ended in stalemate- we saw,in fact, that the multilateral process is still alive.
We reiterate the importance of promoting and strengthening the multilateral process and of addressing international challenges and problems by strictly abiding by the Charter and the principles of international law, and further stress our commitment to multilateralism.
Expectations are therefore low, but in spite of this the Cancún Summit shouldbe seen as an opportunity to restore confidence in the multilateral process and climate change and consolidate the Copenhagen Accord.
The encouragement of trade, and of lower tariffs and the reduction of other trade barriers, is of fundamental importance to successful and positive globalisation, and to its increasing acceptance around the world-and this is best achieved through the multilateral process.
The Belgian Presidency takes the view that tangible, specific measures are needed tomeet the expectations of the parties and also to ensure confidence in the multilateral process within the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change UNFCCC.
In this respect, the bilateral agreement that the United States has signed with China to prepare the way for China to join theWorld Trade Organisation must be regarded by the European Union, aside from as an important contribution to the multilateral process, also, and above all, as a fundamental opportunity to monitor the substantial importance that human rights have and will have regarding the opportunities afforded by a market that enjoys such enormous potential as the Chinese market.