Examples of using Multilateral negotiations in English and their translations into Polish
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ensure that these principles are mainstreamed into the multilateral negotiations.
concluded in the framework of the Uruguay Round multilateral negotiations(*), hereinafter referred to as the"Agreement", expressed in ecus
the EU confirmed its attachment to the multilateral negotiations by presenting ambitious offers in the run-up to the 6th WTO Ministerial Conference in Hong Kong in December 2005.
bilateral and multilateral negotiations and participation in trade fairs,
in particular for agricultural products as defined within the framework of the Uruguay Round multilateral negotiations;
bilateral and multilateral negotiations and participation in trade fairs,
As you know, the multilateral negotiations for the Doha Round are in dire straits, and we are the only big trading
taking into consideration multilateral negotiations, and stresses that this must include an impact assessment on stakeholders,
Multilateral negotiations, in particular, the successful conclusion of the Doha Trade Round,
Nevertheless, this relationship can play a complementary role in two spheres: in the multilateral negotiations at the World Trade Organisation(WTO),
Whereas multilateral negotiations conducted under the auspices of the Organization for Economic Cooperation
The Commission believes that multilateral negotiations provide an opportunity to improve market access for European industry while there is also a need to pursue bilateral or regional approaches(through Free Trade Agreements
if it is not considered in multilateral negotiations.
concerning mercury supply and demand, in particular multilateral negotiations, and report on these in order to allow for assessing the consistency of the overall approach.
values in relevant bilateral and multilateral negotiations.
Externally, the Union is re-examining the policy on the application of IPRs(intellectual property rights) in third countries, incorporating the idea of reciprocity and multilateral negotiations, as in the case of ACTA the Anti-Counterfeit Trade Agreement, separate from the WTO, January 2012.
The Commission will take these objectives forward in bilateral negotiations(e.g. with Mercosur) and multilateral negotiations e.g. the Doha World Trade Organisation round
I think- I hope- that most of us in this House would agree that our preference is for multilateral negotiations and a successful outcome for the Doha Development Round at the WTO.
It is just that we are confronted with an option- either to wait for the multilateral negotiations between the EU and the US to take off
There is a risk that multilateral negotiations under the auspices of the WTO would be abandoned in favour of bilateral