Sentence examples for being unilateral from inspiring English sources

But, one way or another, this isn't just a matter of a couple of people at the top of the Bush administration being unilateral.

And the United States, often accused of being unilateral, is now bringing the problem back to its original source, the United Nations, and saying here is the case.

"I explained to the administration that at a time when it was being accused of being unilateral, nothing could be more helpful in helping its image than rejoining".

A few weeks of controversy ensued about the Bush Administration's hawks being "unilateral"—controversy that Cheney's people put an end to with denials and the counter-leak of an edited, softer version of the same material.

A few weeks of controversy ensued about the Bush Administration's hawks being "unilateral" — controversy that Cheney's people put an end to with denials and the counter-leak of an edited, softer version of the same material.

While pension and benefit plans are typically characterized as being unilateral contracts (agreements where an offer is accepted by a performance), the promises in the plan before us are more properly characterized as a bilateral contract (an agreement where promises of future performance are exchanged).

The action was unilateral.

It is unilateral economic disarmament.

Third, it should be unilateral.

The headache was unilateral, constant, stabbing.

The military's initial decisions have been unilateral and preemptory.