Although it's easy these days to forget, a politics is a practice of problem-solving, case by case, not a unilateral set of color-coded rules.
The president's unilateral declaration "sets back our efforts to arrive at a balanced and responsible approach to this issue.
In order to allow nonconforming hp-finite element approximations of unilateral constraints, set convergence of convex subsets in the sense of Glowinski Mosco Stummel is utilised.
According to the publisher in each of those discussions, Apple, which has a reputation for setting unilateral terms, demonstrated some degree of flexibility around pricing, terms and custody of data.
Chevron's board recommended that shareholders vote against the proposal, arguing in the proxy statement that "setting unilateral, long-term [greenhouse gas] emissions targets tied to global emissions reduction trajectories is not prudent" because it would put the San Ramon, Calif., company at a competitive disadvantage.
Two weeks ago Mr. Sharon's cabinet approved a unilateral disengagement that sets the date for final evacuation as September 2005.
In 1971, President Richard Nixon set unilateral tariffs against Japan, Germany and other countries that refused to let their currencies rise in value.
But he never addresses the possibility that the Middle East dominoes might not fall in this direction, that a war against Iraq, waged without broad coalition support, might incur further hatred of the United States on the Arab street; that unilateral action might set a dangerous precedent for international relations.
OPEC has near unilateral power to set oil prices because its members control so much of the world's oil reserves.
As the leader of the Executive Branch, the president has the unilateral authority to set agency policy.
