noun
definition
A group with representatives from three or more parties or nations.
adjective
definition
Having many sides or points of view.
definition
Involving three or more parties or nations.
example
a multilateral negotiation
Examples of multilateral in a Sentence
China has played an active role in multilateral diplomacy.
We are pursuing a peaceful, diplomatic solution through a multilateral forum.
The cd impasse on the fissban is holding up disarmament and bringing embarrassment to multilateral arms control, non-proliferation and disarmament.
Alliances tend, in reality, to be a series of bilateral relationships between airlines rather than truly multilateral.
By visiting each prefecture you will have the opportunity to discover and admire the different profiles of the multilateral region of the Peloponnese.
King described the decisions at the spring meetings in Washington to focus the IMF on multilateral surveillance as a " big step forward.
This is believed to be the fastest entry-into-force of any major multilateral treaty ever.
King described the decisions at the spring meetings in Washington to focus the IMF on multilateral surveillance as a big step forward.
Brazil " firmly " rejected the idea that multilateral disarmament and nonproliferation treaties could be based " solely on verification ".
A final grievance mentioned by NGOs is that the government is very averse to bilateral and multilateral donors channeling resources straight to NGOs.
First, some nineteen multilateral creditors hold Third World debts.
We have also dedicated ourselves to the hard, slow, painstaking work of advancing disarmament at the multilateral level.
There is positive evidence, for example, that public opinion would support the UK taking a leading part in multilateral nuclear disarmament.
This was usually at the initiative of bilateral and multilateral donors who followed their own procedures.
So this has been communicated in all multilateral fora in which we have participated.
How we assess organizational effectiveness in multilateral aid agencies During 2004, DFID established a framework for assessing the way multilaterals work.
We are also willing to strengthen this by entering into bilateral agreements on no-first use or a multilateral negotiations on a global no-first use.