Sentence examples for unilaterally recognised from inspiring English sources

Russia is oblivious to outside pressure and is progressively bolstering ties with Abkhazia and South Ossetia, whose independence it unilaterally recognised in late August.

Vojislav Kostunica, Serbia's prime minister, has hinted to neighbours such as Macedonia that they might be subjected to an embargo if they unilaterally recognised Kosovo.

In breach of UN resolutions guaranteeing Georgian territorial integrity, the Kremlin has unilaterally recognised the two breakaway territories' independence and is now allowing them to block progress in international talks to settle the conflict.

The short August war has also left Georgia with the burden of as many as 60,000 refugees.The EU has now deployed some 200 ceasefire monitors, but the Russians will not let them into the two enclaves, which they have unilaterally recognised as independent states.

Details of the draft resolution – disclosed to the French newspaper Le Figaro – emerged on Thursday amid warnings that if no agreement was reached in that timeframe, France would go ahead and unilaterally recognise a Palestinian state.

At that point, if Russia continues to insist that Kosovo must stay part of Serbia, the Americans and the EU may be forced to do what they balk at now: unilaterally recognise Kosovo's independence.At least, despite menacing words from some former guerrillas, Kosovars are not reaching for their Kalashnikovs.

In April, the prosecutor of the ICC rejected a 2009 declaration by the Palestinian Authority unilaterally recognising the court's jurisdiction.

India and Nigeria have been slashing their tariffs unilaterally, rightly recognising the gains from openness.

In the Muscovite camp, rumours were rife that Patriarch Bartholomew was about to recognise unilaterally an independent Ukrainian church, causing an almost irreparable breach between Moscow and Constantinople.

The major blame of course will be pinned down on the US and any other country that unilaterally decides to recognise Kosovo independence.

The rising tensions have focused international attention on the maritime boundary in the Yellow Sea, which North Korea has not recognised since it was unilaterally set in 1953.