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.
Equally, her supporters have to recognise that such a level of hegemony – a concept pioneered by the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci, and usefully revived by her left-wing critics in the 1980s – cannot be achieved on unilateral terms alone.
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.
The Neumann condition (,u'(a)=0,) may be stated in terms of a unilateral boundary condition as (,B u,a,R in L theta ^-,theta ^+)), where (theta ^-in {pi /2,,3pi /2}).
This condition is accentuated in subsequent taxa and has been termed unilateral hypsodonty.
We will draw some interesting conclusions on the present binaural system, emphasizing its deviation from the standard unilateral case in terms of ideal cancellation solution, convergence of the AFC filters and system stability.
Being a dedication, the treaty is rather unilateral in its terms.
Ultimately, it was a misstep by the baseball owners -- a unilateral change in terms and conditions of employment before the parties had bargained to an impasse on the issues -- that led the MLB Players Association to the Labor Board, which, in turn, moved in federal court for an injunction against the baseball club owners.
The Board, it seems to me, is most unlikely to seek an injunction as it did against Organized Baseball in 1995 when the owners made interim unilateral changes in terms and conditions of employment without bargaining with its union to an impasse.
