Sentence examples for is unilaterally from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a unilateral way.
It's also casual asides about "bureaucracy", and now the announcement that the government is unilaterally to rip up longstanding pay agreements for public servants.
(The auto industry unions are facing a similar issue — but the big difference is that there is a negotiation; no one is unilaterally tearing up contracts).
Palestinians have been fiercely critical of the plan, saying Israel is unilaterally creating a de facto border and confiscating Palestinian land.
At one point, she explicitly compares the complex relations between governments and citizens to those between companies and their customers, writing that "unlike in a democracy, Facebook is unilaterally redefining the social contract".
Still, AK must bag at least two-thirds of the seats in the 550-member parliament if it is unilaterally to replace the constitution drawn up by the generals after they seized power in 1980.
On the train platform, Miller, who is Lafayette's point guard and leading scorer, said he was not bothered by the standard road experience: a crowd — most often small but typically trash-talk noisy — that is unilaterally for the home team.
Fourteen dogs had unilateral masks and were unilaterally deaf on an identified side.
Democrats can't be unilaterally disarmed".
Some employers are unilaterally relaxing standards.
The San Andrés Accords are being unilaterally implemented.
Salaries could be unilaterally capped and strikes or lockouts could increase.
