Sentence examples for vote unilaterally from inspiring English sources

Catalonia cannot hold the vote unilaterally.

Last year's referendum required David Cameron's backing before it took place, but the SNP believes Scotland should be allowed to call a future vote unilaterally.

Parliament took the historic step tonight of voting unilaterally to back the recognition of Palestinian statehood.

This is why, on March 11th 1990, the newly elected Supreme Soviet of the Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic voted unilaterally to restore the country's pre-war independence, with immediate effect.That horrified most outsiders, who were more concerned about keeping Mikhail Gorbachev in power in the Soviet Union and his hardline rivals out of it.

JULY 21 Owners unilaterally vote to approve the framework of the labor agreement.

The School Reform Commission -- the five-member board of state appointees that governs the Philadelphia School District -- voted Monday to unilaterally cancel the labor contract with the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers to save money.

In France, Vivendi, often seen as the pioneer of American-style corporate governance, got into trouble at about the same time, for unilaterally altering voting weights to suit its management.

But the United States, with nearly 17 percent of voting power, will retain its ability to unilaterally veto major decisions, which require an 85 percent vote.

Paul also says that if the President acts unilaterally after a "no" vote, he'll consider that unconstitutional.

Erdogan does not currently control enough votes to change Turkey's constitution unilaterally, and opposition parties in parliament are loath to help him.

Obama's choice to allow a one-party bloc of Senators to unilaterally scuttle nominees without a vote risks inviting more partisanship.