Sentence examples for be set unilaterally from inspiring English sources

"Bycatch limits must be set unilaterally across all U.S. fisheries with overall impacts to populations in mind, much as it's done for marine mammals," he said.

There is a danger that the more the agenda is set unilaterally by non-researchers, the less the research community will be committed to working on it.

Even if President Barack Obama did have the power to close Guantanamo unilaterally, doing so would not necessarily mean that the detainees would be set free in other countries.

Mustafa Barghouti, chairman of the Palestinian National Initiative and member of the Palestinian parliament, told VICE News that Israel's actions over the last 24 hours "make it clear that it is set on unilaterally annexing Palestinian territory and consolidating its apartheid system.

Medicare payments to physicians are also set unilaterally, but those payments are based on each unit of service, as if I were allowed a fixed amount for each airline trip, each taxi ride, and each meal.

Mr Thomas said councillors' allowances were set nationally, "so there's an anomaly in the context of officials who can apparently discuss their salaries unilaterally with the authority".

The rising tensions have focused international attention on the maritime boundary in the Yellow Sea, which North Korea has not recognised since it was unilaterally set in 1953.

Interchange fees, he says, are unilaterally set by the credit card companies.

But with the Republicans demanding that the cases move forward, Ms. Lofgren said she was acting unilaterally to set the dates.

"It should be done unilaterally.

But such bargains cannot be struck unilaterally.