He seems to be acting by his own unilateral interests and objectives".
"The pursuit of unilateral interests proves short-sighted more and more frequently," he said, urging Mr. Bush to "continue together on the road mapped out by the Kyoto protocol" and to ratify the court treaty.
He seems to be acting by his own unilateral interests and objectives". Although one or possibly two Democrats in the meeting voiced concern about the deal, it appears to have been dominated by Republicans venting their anger.
Beijing is now making it clear this unilateral pursuit of our national interests has come to an end.
And its adoption eliminated the policy instruments economically weaker countries had used to overcome them, including currency devaluation and unilateral control over interest rates.
Nuclear experts have been unconvinced, pointing out that Kim has showed no sign of being ready to dismantle his nuclear arsenal, and Pyongyang has said it has no interest in unilateral disarmament.
By joining the euro, national governments have already given up two traditional tools for managing their economies their unilateral ability to vary interest rates and to devalue their currency.
"This will not only help us with the Palestinians, but also with other countries in the region, with the American administration, and of course ourselves," said Mr. Barak, who mentioned his interest in unilateral action at a conference in May but did not provide details. "This isn't an easy decision," he added.
The parameters of interest included unilateral weakness, directional preponderance, total response from the right ear, and total response from the left ear.Order effects were analyzed using 2 methods.
No defender of Obama's proposed move has successfully explained why it wouldn't be a model for a future president interested in unilateral rewrites of other areas of public policy (the tax code, for instance) where sweeping applications of "discretion" could achieve partisan victories by fiat.
