Sentence examples for a unilateralism from inspiring English sources

After September 11th, he came out as a crusader, with an absolutist twist — a unilateralism so uncompromising that, as Kerry put it to me, "we're the ones isolated".

In an age where we have to work together to fight climate change for example, to face the destruction of the rainforest and biodiversity, to work together to face water crises, a shift to renewable energy this book should be read not only by foes of Trump but to reconsider what became, to an extent, a mainstream unilateralism.

The loss of our commission seat seems to have been due to many factors, including neglect of our European allies, a resurgent unilateralism in the Bush administration and a certain inattention to diplomatic detail.

The impressive integrative power of American society seems to generate a kind of obliviousness to the world, a multicultural unilateralism.

A little unilateralism — the President's favorite mode of leadership — might be in order.

But it is not enough as long as Mr. Bush persists in a failed unilateralism in Iraq.

— Omar bin Laden and other unnamed sons of bin Laden, in a statement "Unilateralism runs the inherent risk of serious consequences.

President Bush's foreign policy revolves around a dangerous unilateralism in which he expects the world to play by one set of rules while he plays by another.

A Democratic presidential candidate, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, led his party's swelling assault on the administration's "go it alone if that's what it takes" stance, accusing Mr. Bush of a "blustering unilateralism".

But it's a foolhardiness that flows from a strong ethical base forged in a better era, the 1940s, rather than today's post-9/11 insistence on a dumb unilateralism.

Indeed, despite the warming with Mr. Bush, Mr. Putin seems to be fostering a new era of triangular diplomacy, positioning Russia to be an ally of China and of Europe as a hedge against American unilateralism, a concern he mentioned today.