But the definition of "unwilling or unable" is determined unilaterally by the United States, and the process is classified.
President Obama is likely to announce a plan for troop levels — to be determined unilaterally by the United States — early in 2014, according to senior administration officials.
Budgeting a nation's defense capability is complicated, however, because defense capability is not determined unilaterally; it depends on the capability of the potential aggressor.
The insurance company "determined unilaterally that based upon what they saw on the site, they didn't think that she was disabled and they cut her off," says her lawyer, Thomas Lavin.
The EU is demanding compensation from the U.S. and has announced that if it isn't offered rapidly, said compensation will be determined unilaterally, to be collected in the form of higher import tariffs on politically sensitive products.
But it appears that this justification for democracy does not imply that the decision whether to secede should be determined unilaterally by a majority in favor of secession in a portion of the territory of an existing state as opposed to being determined by a majority of all the citizens.
The union also disputes management's right to determine contraction unilaterally, which is why they are enmeshed in a hearing that will resume Thursday.
One consequence flowing from the disparities among Member States' nationality criteria and naturalization policies, and the continuing right of Member States to determine largely unilaterally what those criteria and policies shall be is a diversity of paths to EU citizenship.
Perhaps it wishes to unilaterally determine when China has violated the agreement and threaten tariffs accordingly.
Without those sales, the commission said, the merged group would choke competition through its ability "to unilaterally determine prices and control the different steel distribution sectors".
