Sentence examples for they unilaterally from inspiring English sources

Vojislav Kostunica, Serbia's prime minister, has hinted to neighbours such as Macedonia that they might be subjected to an embargo if they unilaterally recognised Kosovo.

"On the US side they should realise that if they unilaterally decided to reintroduce sanctions they might not be able to bring the others along.

A federal judge last week quashed Mr. Paterson's efforts to begin one-day-a-week furloughs of about half the state work force, ruling that such furloughs were unconstitutional because they unilaterally altered the workers' collective bargaining agreements.

"Our partners, which relay our radio transmissions, say they have come under pressure and been threatened with having their license revoked," said Bektash Shamshiyev, a Radio Azattyk reporter, "so they unilaterally broke their contracts with us".

If they unilaterally declare their areas safe, evacuees could be forced to choose between returning home and losing vital monthly compensation from Tokyo Electric Power Co. (Tepco), operator of the ruined Daiichi complex.

In few other professions can people serve as self-appointed judges and juries, with no checks and balances, powerfully "afflicting" those they unilaterally determine to be "unjustly comfortable" with minimal fear of retaliation.

They gave the government until December to agree to a referendum; otherwise, they said, they would unilaterally declare their independence.The Acehnese argue that they have good reason to mistrust any promises of greater self-rule made by Jakarta.

They also said they were unilaterally converting his contract to a non-guaranteed contract, which would essentially mean they could cut him anytime and not pay him the remainder of his salary.

The Chinese did this in an ocean area they had unilaterally designated as off limits to foreign ships, and they did it immediately before a meeting of foreign ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Kuala Lumpur.

Democratic campaigns, including Clinton's, have generally taken the position that they cannot "unilaterally disarm" from the super PAC race, even as they propose various campaign finance reform measures, including rolling back Citizens United.

Saying they would not bow to threats, officials in Ecuador also announced that they were unilaterally renouncing preferential trade privileges given to the country by the United States.