Sentence examples for considering unilaterally from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more ominously, the Wall Street Journal reported as well that the Ministry of Justice is considering unilaterally closing all crypto exchanges in the country, although didn't provide any detailed guidance or timelines on when such a policy might be enacted.

At least this week's suggestion by the European Commission that the EU should consider unilaterally moving to a 30% cut in CO2 has the merit of showing that something other than public relations and numerology is at work.Yet for many that is the limit of its appeal.

"The report has been prepared unilaterally, without considering realities, transparency, impartiality, and without commitment to the regulations on human rights council's mandate for rapporteurs," the statement said.

He said he wanted it made clearer that the United States would consider using force unilaterally only if it exhausted any hope of working through the United Nations.

Turnbull left the door open to considering policy changes but said he would not unilaterally disavow measures because he would "lead a traditional cabinet government".

The government is also considering enacting a new law that would allow JAL to unilaterally slash its pension benefits.

The draft directive leaked by the US whistleblower Edward Snowden reveals how the NSA considered the possibility of "unilaterally" targeting citizens and communication systems of Australia, New Zealand and Canada – all "5-Eyes" partners which it refers to as "second party" countries.

In that speech at the National Archives, Mr. Obama said that he was considering continuing indefinite detention in some limited cases but that he would not act unilaterally.

Mr. Barghouti welcomed Prime Minister Ehud Barak's announcement on Friday that he is considering halting peace talks, calling it an opportunity for Israel to pull out of the West Bank and Gaza unilaterally.

Just this week, DeMarco attempted to unilaterally expand his power and authority by threatening to take action against communities that are considering using eminent domain to seize underwater mortgages and reduce the principal owed.

In March 1997, with the Supreme Court considering whether to strike down legislation requiring background checks on gun buyers, she proposed having the president tighten gun restrictions unilaterally, according to an e-mail message that cited "Elena's suggestion".