multilaterally

On the other hand, no, we cannot for the present do it multilaterally.

Remember, he's the person who's accusing me of not acting multilaterally?

At the very least, it should have been discussed multilaterally within the competent European bodies.

The agreements which we have reached, albeit multilaterally, always imply services in return.

International sanctions are actions taken by countries against others for political reasons, either unilaterally or multilaterally.

Administration officials said lifting the arms embargo remained a last resort, and only if done multilaterally.

On our side we must use the whole range of instruments at hand to push these cases forward both bilaterally and multilaterally.

It has demanded that such a scheme should be discussed multilaterally and internationally.

"Given these new realities, we have to act multilaterally.

Multilaterally, we are working closely with countries around the world to help promote a stronger and more balanced global economy.

If this is to succeed, governments can expect to act multilaterally or unilaterally - but not to have it both ways at same time.

As president, he has also talked tough about his determination to work multilaterally to prevent further nuclear weapons proliferation.

Issues of global importance are best decided multilaterally, insulated from fickle domestic politics.

"I wouldn't be surprised if there are some who will use this to point out the dangers of engaging multilaterally," the official said.

"They are now delighted that the United States is approaching its international relations multilaterally on the issue of terrorism."

We would have liked Canada to act multilaterally."

During this period the country experienced rapid industrialization in the attempt to create a "multilaterally developed socialist society".

Europe must be an independent, critical, yet outspoken, partner of a multilaterally trading United States.

So it is important to define what should be dealt with bilaterally, regionally or multilaterally.

It also glosses over imperialism's aggression and interference, which, where possible, is conducted multilaterally.

Mr President, we welcome the recent announcement by the Americans that they are starting to think multilaterally once again.

We must support them bilaterally and multilaterally.

The possession of these three funds makes it possible to study and exhibit a toy more completely and multilaterally.

Do we have enough confidence to raise - multilaterally and in international fora - issues on which we can hope to see progress made?

That can be done bilaterally or multilaterally.