bilateralism

There is ample evidence to support this hypothesis, including recent genomic discoveries concerning the evolution of fundamental structures including bilateralism which is now know to precede the Precambrian.

Back To The Science « UDreamOfJanie 2006

It is that bilateralism which is beginning to polarise South Africa.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1993

It is that bilateralism which is beginning to polarise South Africa.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1993

China's mind-boggling rise to a world diplomatic and economic superpower has created a 21st century that will be defined by bilateralism between the United States and China.

Chase Harrison: The Huntsman Conundrum Chase Harrison 2011

But Japan's new orientation toward bilateralism signals an increasingly activist foreign policy, particularly in the case of North Korea, where it must believe it has little to lose by attempting to influence the resumption and outcome of Six Party talks.

Daniel Wagner: Japan's Emerging Activist Diplomacy With North Korea Daniel Wagner 2012

Donors need to stop the rampant bilateralism‟ and the often-contradictory policies and priorities that plague the IHRC.

Georgianne Nienaber: Haiti Still Buried Under the Rubble of Dueling NGOs: OXFAM Report Georgianne Nienaber 2011

The British reportedly are supplying the special forces working with the CIA, an exercise in bilateralism that may have limitations.

Obama's Half-Rumsfeld in Libya George Melloan 2011

Sadly, it will probably be a return to military bilateralism, as the US forsakes real business inside formal alliances.

Gordon Brown, Charlie Whelan and Me 2009

It also blamed the sometimes unnecessary inclusion of Mexico from preventing more meaningful Canada-U.S. bilateralism.

The SPP: Three's Company or Three's a Crowd? 2009

Some would like to see more focus placed on Canada-U.S. bilateralism while others believe that trilateralism should always be the way to go.

The SPP: Three's Company or Three's a Crowd? 2009