Sentence examples for than unilaterally from inspiring English sources

Again, it may be that this compensation should be regulated or monitored, but wouldn't it be better for this to be done in consultation with shareholders rather than unilaterally by the board.

"Quitting the ABM treaty would send an unfortunate signal about America's readiness to play by agreed rules rather than unilaterally," says François Heisbourg, a French security analyst.Mr Clinton's room for manoeuvre in this political and diplomatic game is small.

But now – rather than unilaterally decreeing that Britain will only provide limited support, will not protect and will not act militarily – he must ask parliament again for its sovereign view.

In fact, the passage in question makes precisely the opposite point and is worth quoting in full so that readers have the correct context:Once we get beyond matters of self-defence, though, I'm convinced that it will almost always be in our strategic interest to act multilaterally rather than unilaterally when we use force around the world.

To increase the axial force and torque transfer and inhibit buckling, the installation of stabilizers of low friction and buckling inhibition on the buckling-prone sections is wiser than unilaterally increasing the diameter and thickness of the tubular string.

Even Israel's closest ally, the US, has withstood pressure from Congress to move its embassy from Tel Aviv, insisting the status of Jerusalem should be decided in Israeli-Palestinian negotiations rather than unilaterally.

He consistently warned against military adventurism and advocated a foreign policy based on engaging allies rather than acting unilaterally.

The official said the White House had made a strategic decision to focus all its efforts on passing the overhaul rather than acting unilaterally to make smaller changes.

"It's my hope that the administration will work with Congress on these measures, rather than acting unilaterally and undermining reform efforts," Mr. Boehner said.

Rather than act unilaterally, the administration is hoping it can negotiate similar cuts with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia — and do it without a treaty that would surely set off another battle with defense hawks in the Senate.

Yet I'd still prefer to hear CBS's Jim Nantz report (via Jay Glazer) that Maurice Clarett would challenge N.F.L. eligibility rules or ESPN's Tom Jackson call Rams Coach Mike Martz an "idiot" than Limbaugh unilaterally declare that Kurt Warner is "finished" and that "Brett Favre can't carry this team anymore".