Sentence examples for unilateral issue from inspiring English sources

A position on the unilateral issue can therefore only be adopted following a thorough review of the implications across the spectrum of potential applications.

I had to remind them that they voted to give Dan Burton unilateral power to issue subpoenas and he issued over a thousand subpoenas when he was going after Clinton and the Democrats.

President Donald Trump said the massacre went "beyond a red line" and had changed his opinion of Assad, while U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley warned Washington might take unilateral action over the issue.

The process has to begin with some immediate restraining of the unopposed power of rating agencies to issue unilateral commands.

The Superfund law, which is designed to address the nation's worst pollution cases, gives the E.P.A. the authority to issue unilateral cleanup orders, paid for by the responsible parties.

August 2004 After lengthy hearings, the court says Mr Newsom's unilateral decision to issue marriage licences to gays is illegal and the 4,000 same-sex unions should be declared void.

And I remember former chairman Davis leaning over to me and saying, "Since you've got unilateral power to issue these subpoenas, why are you asking us to vote on it?" And I said, "Well I just think it's a good idea for members to have that responsibility and accountability to weigh in on these subpoenas".

Moreover, throughout the process Israel continued to expand its settlements, so flouting America's written promise that no party would "take unilateral actions to predetermine issues" (a Letter of Assurance on the terms of the 1991 Madrid peace conference).The second option would be to go straight for a permanent solution.

He confirmed the government's view that to take a unilateral position on the issue would not be helpful.

But some lawmakers say they are increasingly concerned about such a unilateral approach to issues fraught with constitutional implications.

Rich counters that on other major matters, he has dithered "but after failing at public persuasion and twisting arms on Capitol Hill, he's found something that he is good at -- just issuing unilateral orders".