But the principle is similar: Can employers unilaterally change a retiree's benefits?
"They're in a position to unilaterally change the price and do whatever they want to us," Mr. Riccitiello said.
The criticism I would have is the administration has been too self-critical.There's no way that one side can unilaterally change the nature of the debate.
But, he said, it was "deeply concerned by the attempt to unilaterally change the status quo in the East China Sea".
In her dissent, Justice Sotomayor wrote that she agreed that the makers of generic drugs could not unilaterally change their labels.
Mr. Kalikow said that he did not expect "a dramatic change in that figure" and that the plan would not unilaterally change the authority's collective bargaining agreements.
Chad can unilaterally change the rules about allocation of oil revenues after five years, even though profits are not expected to start flowing until four years from now.
While stating that China's establishment of the new zone is an effort to "unilaterally change the status quo in the East China Sea," raising "the risk of accidents and miscalculation," the Vice-President stopped short of condemning Beijing.
But the roots of this month's conflict lay in the Western-backed declaration of independence by Kosovo last February, fiercely opposed by Russia on the grounds that it would unilaterally change the borders of Europe.
Mutual appealed to the Supreme Court, which ruled in 2011 that patients could not sue generic manufacturers for failing to warn them adequately about drug risks because, under existing laws and regulations, the generic makers cannot unilaterally change warning labels.
"Today's decision keeps in place what we have maintained from the very start: One person, even a president, cannot unilaterally change the law," Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, said in a statement after the ruling.
