Sentence examples for making unilateral decisions from inspiring English sources
We certainly are not the ones making unilateral decisions anymore.
"We have gone from one extreme to the other," said Dr. Kenneth Prager, chief of medical ethics at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia York-Presbyterian/Columbianilateral decisions to the situation where the fromly and the physiciansve all control".
Britain, in the meantime should refrain from making unilateral decisions over oil and other commercial activities in the region until an agreement is reached and convince the islanders that negotiations are in their best interest.
Correction: June 21 , 2001 Thursday An article on June 11 about European perceptions of American leadership under President Bush misstated the political affiliation of Daniel Cohn-Bendit, leader of the 1968 student uprising in France and now a member of the European Parliament, who accused the United States of making unilateral decisions on behalf of the world.
Several people at the school or active in the union, speaking on the condition of anonymity for fear that they would suffer professionally if they were named, said Mr. Goodman's support among the faculty dwindled as some teachers saw him as making unilateral decisions.
No formal change in delivery of care was introduced in the non-intervention area; patients continued to receive care along more traditional approaches, with surgeons making unilateral decisions regarding surgery and adjuvant treatment.
The union president is not empowered to make unilateral decisions.
Emmert lacks the authority to make unilateral decisions about realignment, but he can preach common sense.
Locals insist it is antidemocratic for bureaucrats to make unilateral decisions without taking their interests into account.
Seymour responded by saying that Paul's son Howard made "unilateral" decisions, ignoring the family's "collegial, consensual" tradition.
We have to be prepared for the fact that America will be more inclined to make unilateral decisions in the future".
