0 involving three people or organizations, or existing in three parts:
A tripartite agreement brought together government, industry, and trade unions in an effort to reduce unemployment.
What resulted was a tripartite alliance among the military elite, the state technocrats, and big business.
Subsequently, bilateral and tripartite agreements between these states with regard to number of irrigation projects were also reached during the years 1978-79.
This tripartite framework is a useful way of conceptualizing spiritual concerns for individuals who may be facing the end of their lives.
Meals on the whole follow the tripartite schema of ancient times.
It is characterised by a tripartite rhythm where groups of piers are drawn in across the facade.
The story of social evolution is no longer told exclusively in the language of ' class ', or exclusively about the creation of a tripartite ' class ' society.
Many sections of tripartite ribbons are seen although occasionally unpaired threads are seen.
The distinct tripartite division of the succession's continental stage was caused mainly by allogenic factors.
