Examples of using Multilaterally in English and their translations into German
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On the other hand, no, we cannot for the present do it multilaterally.
At the very least,it should have been discussed multilaterally within the competent European bodies.
How can we achieve a little more coherence in everything we do bilaterally and multilaterally?
Most of them were agreed multilaterally within IBSFC and because of that, a number of them are unnecessarily complex.
I am looking forward to returning to a region, which is so important for the EUat all levels: bilaterally, regionally and multilaterally.
Art of manipulation with people very multilaterally, after all is many ways of management of a train of thought of the interlocutor.
We believe that the strength of our position with the United States lies in theneed to comply with what has been agreed multilaterally.
Germany supports Bhutan multilaterally through its contributions to international organisations that are engaged in the country, e. g.
Within a very short time we have achieved significant steps towards strengthening anddeepening our relations- bilaterally and multilaterally.
Member States may co-operate, bilaterally or multilaterally, with one another in order to facilitate the prevention and detection of illegal shipments.
Bilateral air transport agreements have hardly any provisions on unfair practices andno disciplines have yet been agreed multilaterally.
The project MOBILE developed a platform that enables a multilaterally secure, dynamic and individual offering of context oriented services.
In order to prevent friction andregulatory arbitrage, the European Commission is actively engaged in regulatory cooperation both multilaterally and bilaterally.
With Opleteniye of eggs beads so multilaterally that at a certain skill and the imagination it is possible to supplement your works as various decorative elements.
The General Agreement on Trade in Servicesis the first set of principles and rules agreed on multilaterally to govern the international trade in services.
Both bilaterally and multilaterally, every effort must be made to encourage the adoption and enforcement of competition laws in countries throughout the world.
The European Commission has signed a joint statement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC)aiming to improve cooperation between regulatory authorities both bilaterally and multilaterally.
Multilaterally, the Task Force engages in dialogue initiatives in the context of the United Nations, the OSCE, the Council of Europe, within the EU and in cooperation with the International Center for Dialogue(KAICIID) in Vienna.
While high border tariffs still hamper trade in some sectors andmust be tackled multilaterally and bilaterally, non-tariff barriers in the markets of our trading partners are increasingly important.
This is being achieved by means of a series of efforts designed to restructure the systems of technical education and vocational training, in closecollaboration with other aid donors, both bilaterally and multilaterally.
Co-ordinated solutions at the international level including multilaterally agreed rules in the WTO will be necessary if government, and not pure market forces, are to set the path of evolution of the world economy.
However, when a country with a currency board wants to join ERM II, the request will still have tobe examined in the context of the common procedure set out in ERM II Resolution, and the central parity/conversion rate will have to be agreed multilaterally.
The Parties shall individually, bilaterally or multilaterally take all necessary steps to ensure that reception facilities meeting the needs of ships are available in their ports and terminals.
The Committee considers that the responsibility for security of supply in these circumstances must remain with Member States, who may then choose to use any EU arrangements(such as the proposed Agency)or to make their own arrangements bilaterally or multilaterally.
I still take the view that,if deals are done bilaterally, multilaterally, regionally or however else one would like to call it, among the strongest parties in other words, it is particularly the weakest countries that stand to lose out.
The three specific issues addressed by the Council were(i)EU leadership in progressing development issues multilaterally(ii) maximising effectiveness of EU external assistance and(iii) meeting the Millennium Development Goals.
Member States may bilaterally or multilaterally agree that liaison officers who are posted to a third country or international organisation by a Member State shall also look after the interests of one or more other Member States.
This Article shall apply to tenders comprising products originating in thirdcountries with which the Community has not concluded, multilaterally or bilaterally, an agreement ensuring comparable and effective access for Community undertakings to the markets of those third countries.
These discussions are occurring on a bilateral basis, between Russia and the US, and multilaterally, within the context of the so-called P-5 talks, which involve all five permanent United Nations Security Council members- the only countries that the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty legally permits to retain nuclear weapons pending universal disarmament.
If you go by what the Group of the Party of European Socialists and the European Parliament's resolution say,we will be operating primarily multilaterally, for in a global village, it is a choice between corrective global rules to make world trading fair, or regulations à la carte, where the law of the jungle rules.