Sentence examples for unilaterally established from inspiring English sources

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isis) announced this week that it has unilaterally established a caliphate in the areas under its control.

The close call came in an area where China unexpectedly and unilaterally established an air defense identification zone in November, a diplomatic show of aggression that rattled Japan and other countries in the region.

The boundaries of the Kurdish autonomous region have been long contested, but they are often defined by a cease-fire line unilaterally established by the Iraqi government after it suppressed a Kurdish uprising in 1991.

Nicolau wrote in yesterday's ruling: "It must be remembered that the bank was unilaterally established shortly after Chairman Roberts' decision, following two years in which bids for free agents desired by their former clubs were either nonexistent or virtually so.

The bill reads, "The secretary of transportation shall prohibit an operator of civil aircraft of the United States from participating in any emissions trading scheme unilaterally established by the European Union".

When indirect (F&A) cost rates are unilaterally established by the Federal Government because of failure of the institution to submit a certified proposal for establishing such rates in accordance with this section, the rates established will be set at a level low enough to ensure that potentially unallowable costs will not be reimbursed.

Countries can unilaterally establish swaps exchanges, and financial institutions all over the world can use them.

The Senate minority leader, Martin Connor, said the bill would open the door for the mayor to unilaterally establish school vouchers.

Where it is necessary to establish indirect (F&A) cost rates, and the institution has not submitted a certified proposal for establishing such rates in accordance with the requirements of this section, the Federal Government must unilaterally establish such rates.

Wagging his finger, Hagel told the Chinese defence minister Chang Wanquan that China did not have the right to unilaterally establish an air defence zone over disputed islands in the East China Sea with no consultation.

"Suggesting that the president hurry up and use the Antiquities Act to unilaterally establish new land designations clearly illustrates that Secretary Babbitt's agenda is purely political and has little to do with the vitality of states and communities".