unilaterally

The President said last week that he would take no action unilaterally.

We could cut that down unilaterally, but we'd rather not.

What gives us the right to make the decision unilaterally?

President Clinton has the authority to make some changes unilaterally.

American officials say they do not need any new resolution to take military action against Iraq, even unilaterally.

I believe that the only way to stop the Americans going ahead unilaterally is by means of such a united approach.

We cannot unilaterally take the responsibility of saying that what has been done so far makes no sense.

So they propose to go around them, to act unilaterally to get their way.

The president would have had to return to Congress for a second approval to act unilaterally.

Rather, the city unilaterally merged them into its work force.

But action in the first two areas can come quickly and unilaterally from the richer countries.

We are not in a position to do anything unilaterally."

He said that the Commissioner had unilaterally changed state law.

Western countries should not act unilaterally in Libya, he says.

At the time, the museum also unilaterally decided to return 26 of the objects.

But those criteria have first been looked at unilaterally by the Council.

You're the one who just unilaterally decided we were getting married in Alaska.

No one man should unilaterally decide such a historic change of control.

He unilaterally cut the pay of Continental employees by 50 percent.

"I objected when the president was going to move unilaterally," he said.

The current managers continue to run the business, but they no longer can make decisions unilaterally.

Nor does he want to act unilaterally, particularly when it comes to military options.

This should be done unilaterally with no consultation or by your leave from anyone outside Israel.

But last month the department unilaterally announced a delay of one to two years.

Until then, it makes no sense for him to unilaterally disarm.