Now look at the new voucher, on the right, which was unilaterally introduced by Job Centres in April, following the introduction of a series of welfare reforms.
In his speech, Yu accused rich nations of using "the future of mankind... as a bargaining chip" unlike China which is unilaterally reducing its emissions per capita.
"What you now have is a free-for-all contest in which clans are unilaterally carving up the country into unviable clan enclaves and cantons," said Rashid Abdi, an analyst for the International Crisis Group, which studies conflicts.
Any deal in which the terms are unilaterally reset to favour us is bound to be attractive.
Liepert et al. (2001) speculated that the decreased excitability during phasic pinch grip could improve the capacity to perform fine finger movements, which are usually carried out unilaterally.
A comparison of the values obtained during periods of asymmetric and symmetric activity in control CNSs shows that there is a significant difference in the thoracic T2 and T3 and abdominal A1 and A2 segments, all of which are segments that contract unilaterally when a larva is turning.
"This announcement, which was made unilaterally, is meant to allow the Congolese to return to the negotiating table".
In New Jersey, the state worker unions are angry that they did not have the chance to negotiate the state's cost-savings package, which was imposed unilaterally, as it was in California.
Later, both militaries fired shells, but they did not attack each other, nor did their shells cross the so-called Northern Limit Line, which was drawn unilaterally by the United Nations forces at the end of the 1950-3 Korean War.
South Korea and the United States defend the line, which was drawn unilaterally by the American-led United Nations forces at the end of the 1950-3 Korean War, as a legitimate border.
In addition, balance changes may have been more sensitive to back muscle fatigue, as this was induced bilaterally, compared to the knee and ankle muscles which were fatigued unilaterally.
