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• r  with the involvement of two parties or governments
  they worked out an agreement bilaterally
• r  so as to involve two sides or parts

• One by one, those African and Western leaders who claim to be disgusted with Mugabe should announce that they bilaterally recognize the validity of the March 29 first-round .
• They recall the alliance that De Gaulle bilaterally negotiated with Russia in 1944 -unilaterally denounced by Russia in 1955 -and wondered whether De Gaulle would attempt to deal .
• We're trying to do it bilaterally and multilaterally and multi-nationally 37 different countries it's a very poor country with a long history of adventure and misadventure.

News & Articles

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• Fact Sheet: U.S. - Peru Economic Relations
  The United States and Peru share a strong commitment to expanding economic growth, job creation and inclusion through integration into global markets.  Our close cooperation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiation and our high standard United States – Peru Trade Promotion Agreement (the Agreement) are recent examples of efforts to strengthen trade and investment ties bilaterally and ...
  June 12, 2013 - The White House

Quotes

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• Timothy Geithner in The Hindu
  We look forward to continuing our work with China in the G-20 and bilaterally to strengthen the recovery,Mr. Geithner said in a statement.
• Eric Edelman in EUX.TV
  I don't think, if for some reason we're unable to reach a commonly agreed way ahead, that we would want to accede to Russia being able to dictate what we do bilaterally with other countries, or what NATO does as an alliance,Edelman said.
• Condoleezza Rice in Forbes
  Until the Iranians comply, "this is not the time to break a long-standing American policy of not engaging with the Iranians bilaterally," Rice said during a press conference with German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier.