Sentence examples for largely unilateral from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, it will do nothing to address the military's most pressing current need: relieving the chronic strain on ground forces that has resulted from failing to anticipate the long, and largely unilateral, American occupation of Iraq.

"A largely unilateral American war that is widely perceived in the Muslim world as untimely or unjust could worsen not lessen the threat of terrorism... "... a case has not been made to connect Al Qaeda and Iraq... To the contrary, there is no clear and convincing pattern of Iraqi relations with either Al Qaeda or the Taliban".

This last element appears to have been a largely unilateral decision made by the central government.

A further animal was excluded because of widespread cortical damage, while the lesion in the fourth case was largely unilateral.

Unlike the vascular supply that remains largely unilateral, lymph from one side, particularly from the tongue base, drains into nodes on both sides of the neck.

Six rats in the dysgranular retrosplenial lesion group (RSdysg) were excluded as the lesions were either largely unilateral or because there was a high level of bilateral sparing of the dysgranular retrosplenial cortex.

Over the last 12 months, radical Palestinian groups have largely observed a unilateral cease-fire, in spite of a large number of assassinations and acts of random violence perpetrated by Israeli forces.

The heartfelt sympathy and friendship offered to America after the 9/11 attacks, even from formerly antagonistic regimes, has been largely dissipated; increasingly unilateral and domineering policies have brought international trust in our country to its lowest level in memory.

Until Monday, Turkey had largely refrained from unilateral military action against Mr. Assad's forces, even after Syria shot down a Turkish warplane in June 2012 and after stray shelling from Syria killed five civilians in a Turkish border village.

International political cartels are rarely better than domestic political cartels; it defies logic and experience to expect them to promote Smithian "natural liberty" in emerging markets.Ultimately, bottom-up, sustainable liberalisation will have to rely largely on the unilateral action of governments, trying, by trial-and-error, to put their houses in order.

Painful cranial neuropathies/neuralgias and other facial pains: This group (group-12 of ICHD-3β) largely includes strictly unilateral painful syndrome.