Examples of using Multilateral rules in English and their translations into German
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Three reasons why multilateral rules are needed.
Developing countries benefit from strong and enforceable multilateral rules.
Strengthening multilateral rules is part of the process.
Facing the challenge of globalisation: regional integration or multilateral rules?
Achieving multilateral rules for investment will be of particular importance for substantial progress being made in market access.
This underlines the need to safeguard a stable framework of fair and multilateral rules for free trade.
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They are likely to compete to design any new multilateral rules which are WTO-plus.
A New Round would be beneficial to all,in particular by allowing for better market opportunities and better multilateral rules.
Whereas in the light of these new multilateral rules the common rules for imports should be made clearer and if necessary amended, particularly where the application of safeguard measures is concerned;
Finally there should be better coordination between environmental instruments(multilateral environmental agreements- MEA) and the WTO's 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.
The participants also agreed to strengthen the transparency of regional trade agreements,to ensure their consistency with multilateral rules.
As for any other agreement the EU has concluded sofar,our view is that the deal will add value to the multilateral rules that are the present and future foundations of our relationship.
Some developing countries have also expressed reservations about engaging themselves in further liberalisation,or of adopting stronger multilateral rules.
I welcome an agreement with Canada going beyond the WTO commitments and being complementary to multilateral rules, provided that the negotiations produce a balanced, ambitious, high-quality agreement.
This is not a question of replacing cooperation with confrontation but of creating a soundrelationship based on objective application of agreed multilateral rules.
In a clear sign of the EU's respect for the multilateral rules, the measures have been strictly limited to seven out of the original twenty one products, for which the WTO requirements were fulfilled further to an in-depth six-month investigation.
China enjoys fully the benefits of the open markets,without itself complying fully with its obligations under multilateral rules and disciplines.
I welcome an agreement with Canada going beyond the WTO commitments and being complementary to multilateral rules, provided that the negotiations produce a balanced, ambitious, high-quality agreement that goes well beyond tariff reductions, and other tools begin to be applied.
Trade can contribute positively or negatively depending on the conditions prevailingin each country and on how far multilateral rules take these issues into consideration.
It therefore underlines the importance of putting the WTO negotiations back on track and moving the multilateral system forward by further market opening andstrengthened multilateral rules.
Trump disregards internationalism and open trade as well as U.S. global leadershiphas been the United States' support for multilateral rules and institutions, and Trump disdains the multicultural and open character of American society.
However, our objectives and our ambitions remain unchanged: 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.
When I last visited Buenos Aires and the CARI in 2000, I made a strong plea for acooperative effort to harness globalisation with strong multilateral rules, the best way in my view to foster sustainable development world-wide.
I therefore welcome an agreement with Canada that transcends the World Trade Organisation(WTO) commitments and is in addition to the multilateral rules, provided that the negotiations produce an ambitious, high-quality agreement, based on reciprocity and that goes beyond mere tariff reductions.
A stronger partnership between the EU and Japan can make areal difference, at regional and global level, in building peace and security, upholding the multilateral rules based system and promoting economic prosperity.
And it should not be ignoring the necessity to update the WTO rule-book(since developingcountries as much as any can benefit from the security that multilateral rules provide), or absolving developing countries from new WTO rules, which would create precisely the same two tier WTO which many developing countries have expressed fears about.
Rather than adopting special measures to fend off Chinese investors, I think it wouldbe better to work towards developing suitable multilateral rules and a level playing field in matters of market access.
The development of international electronic commerce requires cross-border arrangements involving third countries; in order to ensure interoperability at a global level,agreements on multilateral rules with third countries on mutual recognition of certification services could be beneficial;