If Congress fails, Mr. Obama can act unilaterally, using powers the Environmental Protection Agency has asserted to regulate carbon emissions as a public danger.
If Mr Salmond rejected that and unilaterally used sterling as Scotland's currency, as Panama and Ecuador use the American dollar, the Bank of England would not be Scotland's lender of last resort.
For example, he pledged a far-reaching investigation of the Legislature if it refused to approve ethics changes, and he warned that if the Legislature did not accept budget cuts, he would impose them unilaterally using his emergency powers as governor.
He has since vowed to change policy unilaterally using executive powers.
Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski recently introduced the "Improved National Monument Designation Act" (S.2608) seeking to "block the Obama administration from unilaterally using the Antiquities Act to lock up millions of acres of public lands and waters".
Animals were anaesthetized with sodium pentobarbital (60 mg/kg, i.p., Sanofi-Aventis, France), and FluoroGold (2% dissolved in 0.9% weight/vol NaCl) was injected unilaterally using a glass micropipette (tip diameter 30 µm).
The LVRS or bullectomy was performed unilaterally using lateral thoracotomy or bilaterally via median sternotomy.
0.5 μL of 16 mmol/L kainic acid (KA, Sigma-Aldrich) diluted in lactated Ringer's solution was injected unilaterally using a 33G needle and Hamilton syringe into the basolateral amygdala; bregma, –1.6 mm; medial-lateral, 2.5 mm; dorso-ventral, −4.5 mm.
The probe was placed perpendicular to the mandibular branch at the earlier palpated thickest part of the muscle (unilaterally, using a real-time ultrasound scanner and a 6 MHz linear-array transducer); to avoid tissue compression, ultrasound contact gel was applied onto the probe (Micromaxx; SonoSite, Bothell, WA, USA).
But they were also heeding the legislative counsel, Paul Sabatino, who said it would violate the county charter for Mr. Gaffney unilaterally to use the money the departments save -- the 10percentt cuts -- to meet higher pension costs.
