Sentence examples for moving unilaterally from inspiring English sources
To former Clinton aides, the subtext seemed to be that Washington would give consultations with Moscow no more than a college try before moving unilaterally to develop defenses.
Antreas Artemis complained that authorities rode roughshod over him and his board of directors by moving unilaterally to sell off units of the bank in Greece and planning to hit big depositors to pay for losses.
The Mr. Nice camp, made up largely of climate activists but also British and Dutch government advisers, argues that the E.U. should assert leadership by moving unilaterally to a 30 percent cut.
The bank chairman, Andreas Artemis, complained that the authorities rode roughshod over him and his board by moving unilaterally to sell off units of the bank in Greece and for planning to impose the devastating haircut on big depositors.
Even more worrisome is the fact that India is moving unilaterally to implement its National River Linking Project (NRLP), which will radically transform water flows throughout the GBB.
In the event that Republicans make good on their threat by failing to act, or by moving unilaterally to pass a debt limit extension only as part of an unbalanced or unreasonable legislation, we believe you must be willing to take any lawful steps to ensure that America does not break its promises and trigger a global economic crisis -- without congressional approval, if necessary.
But there is also real scope to move unilaterally – after all, the UK already has a unilateral stamp duty on shares of 0.5%.
"I objected when the president was going to move unilaterally," he said.
"We don't feel like we could move unilaterally on this," he said.
The traditional argument against changing pay structures has been that no institution could move unilaterally without competitors poaching its best people.
In the absence of comprehensive revisions to federal immigration law, meanwhile, state governments will continue to move unilaterally on immigration issues.
