trilateral
ഭൂരാഷ്ട്ര
definition
noun
Let two arcs be drawn from the vertex of a trilateral to points on the base.
a triangle.
adjective
trilateral negotiations
shared by or involving three parties.
example
However, the disputed 5000 square kilometer territory of the State ceded by Pakistan to China has to be subjected to 'trilateral' talks - China, Pakistan and India for a final resolution.
She said when she met Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra Tuesday evening, the Thai leader agreed to join the 'trilateral' pact as the fourth party.
The two heads of state discussed the idea of a 'trilateral' meeting at which the presidents of Bulgaria, Albania and Macedonia would discuss all matters related to Corridor VIII.
The latter two demand a 'trilateral' agreement over the share of the waters, and, indeed, representatives of the three countries have met several times for this purpose.
Let two arcs be drawn from the vertex of a 'trilateral' to points on the base.
Of 'trilateral' figures, an equilateral triangle is that which has its three sides equal, an isosceles triangle, that which has two of its sides equal, and a scalene triangle, that which has its three sides unequal.
Rome and Madrid were hardly enthusiastic about the 'trilateral' meeting in Berlin, although it was billed as ‘informal.’
The 'trilateral' memorandum for the construction of the oil pipeline will be signed in Sofia by April 15, a tripartite committee of Bulgaria, Russia, and Greece has decided in Moscow.
While officials predicted ‘little concrete progress’ from yesterday's 'trilateral' meetings, a deadline of sorts was given.
Bulgaria, Greece and Russia signed on April 12 a 'trilateral' memorandum on the construction of the Bourgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline.
It is not without reason that China is serving as the host of the ongoing 'trilateral' negotiations between the US, China and North Korea in Beijing.
Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines sealed a 'trilateral' security pact on Tuesday in an attempt to bolster cooperation to combat terrorism and cross-border crime.
With a total population of 1.3 billion people in these countries, the IBSA initiative promises huge benefits in 'trilateral' exchange as a south-south free trade zone emerges.
Bilateral agreements were also signed such as those between Chile and Argentina, and between Mexico and Venezuela, as well as the 'trilateral' agreement involving Venezuela, Argentina and Mexico.
So can I take you back a bit to talk a bit more, if you wouldn't mind, about that sort of 'trilateral' relationship - Washington, Canberra, London - that's developed.
A source familiar with the 'trilateral' meeting said the three countries decided to reject North Korea's call for including energy and economic assistance to Pyongyang in the envisaged statement.
As part of the 'trilateral' summit, Purvanov discussed the political and economic relations between Bulgaria and Greece at his meeting with Simitis on Friday.
This led to President Jimmy Carter's invitation to President Sadat and Prime Minister Begin to join him in 'trilateral' negotiations at Camp David.
The commitments of Labour and Social Policy Ministry under this agreement include that it motion amendments to labour legislation after 'trilateral' negotiations.
The Russian president chose Kaliningrad for a 'trilateral' meeting!
A provision to this effect is available in a draft 'trilateral' agreement on cooperation in the transportation of nuclear materials, which was approved by the Council of Ministers last Thursday.
Yet the 'trilateral' filter requires only one user-set parameter.
We, after all, have a 'trilateral' commission, between Pakistan, Afghanistan and the United States to share intelligence along the border regions.
By the pivoting of the deformable quadrilaterals, the 'trilaterals' are raised and maintain the uprights.
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