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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.

Instead, it is unilaterally destroying the legal basis for the balance of world power, the Antiballistic Missile Treaty, and provoking the rest of the world to a new arms race.

On May 15th, it announced that it was unilaterally tearing up wage and other agreements governing the Kaesong industrial zone, a joint North-South business project just inside North Korea.

"We want parliament to be called immediately and we shall take the oath only under the constitution before it was unilaterally amended by Musharraf," she said.

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.

The diplomatic offer appeared at the end of the statement, and it came two days after the Georgian government announced that it was unilaterally lifting a visa requirement for Russian citizens entering Georgian territory in an effort to spur investment.

See articleIn its latest gesture of hostility to the outside world, North Korea announced that it was unilaterally tearing up wage and other agreements governing the Kaesong industrial zone, a joint business project with South Korea, just inside North Korea.

The de-facto maritime boundary between the two Koreas – the Northern Limit Line – is not recognised by Pyongyang, which argues it was unilaterally drawn by US-led United Nations forces after the 1950-53 Korean War.

NHS Coventry denied that it was unilaterally opting out of the programme while the medicines regulator leads an investigation to find out whether the jab caused, contributed to, or played no role in Natalie's death.

Israel announced on Sunday it was unilaterally suspending the European Union's role in the peace process with the Palestinians following the bloc's decision to explicitly label goods produced in Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

The Medicare buy-in, which would allow those 55 and over to purchase the government plan, was enormously popular before it was unilaterally killed by Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn)., who said he would filibuster any bill with such an expansion.