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You seem to be saying that you're going to operate multilaterally.
I think the best route will be to continue to work multilaterally.
These solutions should be multilaterally agreed in the proper forum.
But that process can be greatly eased by consultative group meetings between donors and recipients, bilaterally and multilaterally, in the capitals of the countries concerned.
But that process can be greatly eased by consultative group meetings between donors and recipients—bilaterally and multilaterally—in the capitals of the countries concerned.
This cross-cutting issue must be discussed multilaterally as it affects people worldwide and the multiplying effects are indisputable.
On the other hand, no, we cannot for the present do it multilaterally.
We are also in favour of globalisation, but reject globalisation that has no well-defined and multilaterally accepted rules.
Part of the essential of such a treaty is that it confers rights and obligations multilaterally.
As a result, considerable support has already been made available both bilaterally and multilaterally for the countries of the region.
Every £1 that we spend multilaterally is £1 that we cannot spend bilaterally.
Nevertheless, a tremendous amount of progress has been made multilaterally in reducing those debts.
Of course, we should like better terms to be offered, but, as he recognises, that must be done multilaterally.
For the same reason, we have decided instead to explore possible ways in which to establish a multilaterally based conservation and management regime.
Trying to achieve agreement to give multilaterally proves much more difficult, however.
There is no good reason why we should expect or accept lower standards from multilaterally funded projects.
Both bilaterally and multilaterally we will continue to provide appropriate assistance.
If we had had our way, we should certainly have made progress, both bilaterally and multilaterally, towards a reduction of trade barriers.
