Sentence examples for unilaterally through from inspiring English sources

It has threatened to block publication of his paper unilaterally through the same legislation.

The administration can impose the limits unilaterally, through the power of the governor's appointees to sign off on superintendents' contracts.

Obama could also act unilaterally, through executive action, to shrink the federal government's carbon footprint and strengthen the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to regulate power-plant emissions and home-appliance efficiency.

Shortly thereafter, in a Knesset hearing room, Melcer presented representatives from Israel's political parties with an ultimatum: they could either reach an agreement among themselves not to conduct covert campaigns on the Internet and social media, or he would consider banning the practice, unilaterally, through Election Day.

WASHINGTON, Jan 1 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama, frustrated by Congress' inaction on gun control, will meet with U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch on Monday to discuss ways of reducing gun violence unilaterally through measures that do not require congressional approval.

Already in 1975 the government tried to limit fishing capacity unilaterally through the use of scrapping-premiums.

The United States has assembled a coalition to impose sanctions on Iran, unilaterally and through the United Nations.

"If an occupation does not end unilaterally or through negotiations, there is only one solution, one state for two peoples.

And if Washington and others do balk at working with Russia, Putin may feel he is freer to act unilaterally, or through an alliance with Iran and others.

If the AKP, which emerged from banned Islamist parties, wins a two-thirds majority, it would allow Erdogan to unilaterally push through a new constitution.

We should aim to remove tariffs, either unilaterally or through free trade negotiations, thus reducing the cost of food by up to 40%, and the cost of clothing and footwear by up to 20%.