multilateralism

Today, multilateralism is working more effectively than ever in history.

In every area of activity there is a need to return to politics, multilateralism and international law.

When it comes to development programs, multilateralism is the only option.

"There's no question that multilateralism makes great sense in trying to help," the President said.

"Number one is that we need to use multilateralism for what it can do," says Clark.

We are all convinced that fighting for multilateralism is a good thing.

We are both committed to multilateralism, which is the only solution to global problems.

These countries should be able to continue down the path of cooperation and multilateralism.

Spain has supported multilateralism and will continue to do so.

Canada is and has been a strong supporter of multilateralism.

The moment for multilateralism, however, may already have passed.

First of all, there is increased support for something that has always been very important to us, namely effective multilateralism.

That was Clinton's doing five years ago as part of his obeisance to multilateralism.

"When I was here they felt that multilateralism was the best way to go."

There are good reasons to try multilateralism in the Middle East.

The institutions and arrangements they built were driven by an idea of multilateralism.

When we talk about effective multilateralism, this is what we mean.

In this respect, it is essential for the message of multilateralism to be broadcast.

Firstly, the need for effective multilateralism in order to deal with the problems of the international community.

The policy of multilateralism sought consistent engagement in global issues.

The foreign-policy making groups in each country tend to value multilateralism and human security.

Is multilateralism nothing more than a dodge for simple inaction?

We must take care that new regionalism does not become an alternative to multilateralism.

At world level Europe is committed to effective multilateralism.

This is seen as a serious blow for multilateralism.