Definition of multilateralism in English:

multilateralism

noun ˌmʌltɪˈlat(ə)r(ə)lɪz(ə)m

mass noun

The principle of participation by three or more parties, especially by the governments of different countries.
the president affirmed his commitment to multilateralism
Example sentencesExamples
- He said the discussions will focus on strengthening multilateralism and enhancing the role of the United Nations.
- A spokesperson for Oxfam said that the EU, US and others are carving up the world into a series of agreements that undermine multilateralism.
- Favoring multilateralism over unilateralism often means favoring talk over action.
- His view of democracy and multilateralism seems remarkably uncomplicated.
- Mendez encouraged regional organizations and emphasized the need for multilateralism.
- We think that effective multilateralism is the key to maintaining global peace and prosperity.
- Rather, the debate should be seen in terms of a presumption in favour of either multilateralism or unilateralism.
- France, he insisted, wants a "new internationalism" based on multilateralism and compliance with international law.
- I often listen with interest to those in this Parliament who promote multilateralism and are less concerned with the sovereign rights of particular nations.
- The scale of this gross error should compel a return to genuine multilateralism.

Derivatives

multilateralist

noun ˌmʌltɪˈlat(ə)r(ə)lɪst

A person who advocates or supports the principle of participation by three or more parties, especially by the governments of different countries.
he is a committed multilateralist
Example sentencesExamples
- The UN is an organization through which we multilateralists thought the United States ought to have worked.
- The old tags - hawk vs dove, unilateralist vs multilateralist - are no longer especially helpful.
- The United States is the most actively engaged, multilateralist nation on the planet.

Definition of multilateralism in US English:

multilateralism

noun

The principle of participation by three or more parties, especially by the governments of different countries.
the president affirmed his commitment to multilateralism
Example sentencesExamples
- He said the discussions will focus on strengthening multilateralism and enhancing the role of the United Nations.
- Mendez encouraged regional organizations and emphasized the need for multilateralism.
- Rather, the debate should be seen in terms of a presumption in favour of either multilateralism or unilateralism.
- Favoring multilateralism over unilateralism often means favoring talk over action.
- His view of democracy and multilateralism seems remarkably uncomplicated.
- I often listen with interest to those in this Parliament who promote multilateralism and are less concerned with the sovereign rights of particular nations.
- France, he insisted, wants a "new internationalism" based on multilateralism and compliance with international law.
- We think that effective multilateralism is the key to maintaining global peace and prosperity.
- The scale of this gross error should compel a return to genuine multilateralism.
- A spokesperson for Oxfam said that the EU, US and others are carving up the world into a series of agreements that undermine multilateralism.

单词	multilateralism
释义	Definition of multilateralism in English: multilateralism noun ˌmʌltɪˈlat(ə)r(ə)lɪz(ə)m mass noun The principle of participation by three or more parties, especially by the governments of different countries. the president affirmed his commitment to multilateralism Example sentencesExamples He said the discussions will focus on strengthening multilateralism and enhancing the role of the United Nations. A spokesperson for Oxfam said that the EU, US and others are carving up the world into a series of agreements that undermine multilateralism. Favoring multilateralism over unilateralism often means favoring talk over action. His view of democracy and multilateralism seems remarkably uncomplicated. Mendez encouraged regional organizations and emphasized the need for multilateralism. We think that effective multilateralism is the key to maintaining global peace and prosperity. Rather, the debate should be seen in terms of a presumption in favour of either multilateralism or unilateralism. France, he insisted, wants a "new internationalism" based on multilateralism and compliance with international law. I often listen with interest to those in this Parliament who promote multilateralism and are less concerned with the sovereign rights of particular nations. The scale of this gross error should compel a return to genuine multilateralism. Derivatives multilateralist noun ˌmʌltɪˈlat(ə)r(ə)lɪst A person who advocates or supports the principle of participation by three or more parties, especially by the governments of different countries. he is a committed multilateralist Example sentencesExamples The UN is an organization through which we multilateralists thought the United States ought to have worked. The old tags - hawk vs dove, unilateralist vs multilateralist - are no longer especially helpful. The United States is the most actively engaged, multilateralist nation on the planet. Definition of multilateralism in US English: multilateralism noun The principle of participation by three or more parties, especially by the governments of different countries. the president affirmed his commitment to multilateralism Example sentencesExamples He said the discussions will focus on strengthening multilateralism and enhancing the role of the United Nations. Mendez encouraged regional organizations and emphasized the need for multilateralism. Rather, the debate should be seen in terms of a presumption in favour of either multilateralism or unilateralism. Favoring multilateralism over unilateralism often means favoring talk over action. His view of democracy and multilateralism seems remarkably uncomplicated. I often listen with interest to those in this Parliament who promote multilateralism and are less concerned with the sovereign rights of particular nations. France, he insisted, wants a "new internationalism" based on multilateralism and compliance with international law. We think that effective multilateralism is the key to maintaining global peace and prosperity. The scale of this gross error should compel a return to genuine multilateralism. A spokesperson for Oxfam said that the EU, US and others are carving up the world into a series of agreements that undermine multilateralism.
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