"The president has declared a unilateral ceasefire, I want to reciprocate the declaration of unilateral ceasefire," he told the independent Eye Radio.
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The good news is, what was done by one president with unilateral executive action can be undone by another president with unilateral executive action.
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Despite its opposition to "unilateral" sanctions against Pyongyang, Beijing answered the deployment of THAAD with unilateral and punitive trade restrictions against South Korean businesses.
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The Philippine proposal is "a unilateral initiative," Mr. Storey said, "and unilateral initiatives in the South China Sea have a history of going nowhere."
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"China has always opposed the use of unilateral sanctions in international relations and is firmly opposed when such unilateral sanctions harm China's interests," Lu said.
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Without judicial or legislative authorization, U.S. intelligence agencies spied on world leaders at the unilateral or near-unilateral direction of the executive branch in defiance of global norms.
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A C.I.S. study of the likely consequences of unilateral annexation found that even partial unilateral annexation would unleash processes beyond Israel's control, including the termination of Palestinian security coordination.
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" He warned against forcing Pyongyang into "unilateral nuclear abandonment.
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"The president has declared a unilateral ceasefire, I want to reciprocate the declaration of unilateral ceasefire," he told the radio, saying he had ordered it to come into effect at 8 p.m.
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Moreover, unilateral action might lead other central banks to retaliate.
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The region's parliament then passed a unilateral declaration of independence.
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Trump hasn't shied away in the past from unilateral action.
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Any unilateral action that limits customer choice will not work.
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Some countries might object to unilateral tinkering with the climate.
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The defense secretary has almost unilateral authority over such changes.
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This ripple effect exposes the limitations of unilateral trade action.
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South Korea says it will announce new unilateral sanctions Tuesday.
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Washington, on the other hand, responded with fresh unilateral sanctions.
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Trump has pledged to take sweeping, unilateral actions on Jan.
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During the negotiation all parties must refrain from unilateral steps.
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But many legal experts question his unilateral assertion of power.
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On paper, Gallagher had no unilateral authority to fire Socolovsky.
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Did China blink on anything or was this totally unilateral?
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But Trump did make two unilateral statements that are appalling.
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And both these procedures had lower mortality than unilateral mastectomy.
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They have urged more unilateral action by the United States.
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But the unilateral ban is likely to spur some solidarity.
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China has maintained a longstanding policy opposing unilateral military action.
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The government described the report as "biased, baseless and unilateral."
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"These are not inspectors, they are not unilateral," Seade said.
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The U.S. withdrawal amounted to a unilateral gift to China.
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Going into the summit, Pyongyang repeatedly rejected unilateral nuclear disarmament.
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It's this unilateral approach that bothers me most of all.
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"Overseas cyber operations will be unilateral and invasive," Ghappour wrote.
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But that falls far short of a unilateral right of exit.
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I mean you guys just want them to be unilateral disarmed.
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Bolsonaro added that Cuba's decision to pull the program was unilateral.
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The speaker has lots of power, but it is not unilateral.
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Brexiteers point to a long, glorious history of unilateral trade liberalisation.
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So what might unilateral US action on North Korea look like?
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The Pentagon warned that any unilateral military action would be "unacceptable".
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Do not expect unilateral protectionist measures while such talks are underway.
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"They should refrain from unilateral steps, such as an independence referendum".
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President Obama's unilateral joining of the Paris Accord is particularly audacious.
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And what's fascinating to me is that that's total unilateral disarmament.
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To be sure, Facebook will not have unilateral control over libra.
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But where he decides to take unilateral action is anyone's guess.
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Further unilateral moves wouldn't even require policy changes, immigration attorneys fear.
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Why does the president have unilateral power to impose a tax?
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U.S. unilateral action is not only working to improve our economy.
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"Decisions on equivalence are always of unilateral nature," the text said.
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The government of Iraq also protested the unilateral airstrikes by Turkey.
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The other signatories would, quite properly, resent a unilateral American withdrawal.
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Iraqi Kurds are planning to hold a unilateral referendum on independence.
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But that route seems closed by Mr. Trump's unilateral trade warfare.
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Would these same members celebrate their transcendence of unilateral executive power?
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They are unhappy about the proposed unilateral four-year time limit.
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And President Trump must refrain from any unilateral concessions to Russia.
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Only a few hawkish Republicans supported the president&aposs unilateral action.
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The President has unilateral power to declassify any information he likes?
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"Recently, the United States threatened unilateral action against China," Dimon said.
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Rely on unilateral, independent and sovereign Cuban decisions to foster change.
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The restrictions were a "unilateral decision" by the committee chair, Sen.
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Later, some members berated the president for not taking unilateral action.
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Generally speaking, though, Francis's unilateral approach to advocacy has been unconventional.
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Many of them, like Pelosi, denounce this unilateral action by Trump yet ecstatically supported the unilateral actions by Obama, including his funding of some critical parts of the Affordable Care Act after Congress denied any funds.
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Merkel opposes unilateral action, arguing that it would weaken the European Union.
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France rejected the "unilateral" decision while appealing for calm in the region.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said he did not support Trump's "unilateral" move.
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You know I don&apost want unilateral de-escalation by the President.
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Unilateral Declarations are commonly used by states alongside the ratification of treaties.
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Texas – lawyers will defend the president's plan against accusations of unilateral overreach.
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Russia and China have called U.S. sanctions against Venezuela unilateral and illegal.
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Affected companies may prefer that to unilateral taxes, and lobby for it.
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He warned that any "unilateral political sanctions" would prompt retaliation from Russia.
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Unilateral sanctions might benefit incumbents, but would restrict choice and harm passengers.
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"In general, protectionist measures, especially unilateral measures, they're not helpful," he said.
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Instead, he submitted a unilateral request that did not include those records.
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Such sanctions could serve as a guidepost for unilateral actions against Pyongyang.
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Plenkovic warned against "unilateral acts that could cause incidents on the borders".
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Mao declared a unilateral ceasefire a month later and withdrew Chinese forces.
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They face pressure to declare a unilateral ceasefire before the talks begin.
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A unilateral ceasefire declared by the FARC last year virtually ended hostilities.
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A president has virtually unilateral power to impose new regulations or to
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Should the "yes" side win, a unilateral declaration of independence will follow.
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"This is a unilateral cease-fire," said the spokesman, Ateny Wek Ateny.
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Far from a display of strength, Trump's unilateral action exhibited his weakness.
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In one unilateral act of hubris, Democrats separated intelligence from wisdom. Congratulations!
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Beijing's unilateral move was a heavy-handed attempt to silence democratic voices.
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Yet for the past several years, South Korea rarely imposed unilateral sanctions.
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Continued unilateral trade negotiations create uncertainty about the current free trade framework.
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Choe is subject to unilateral sanctions imposed by South Korea in 2016.
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In other words, the U.S. committed to avoiding unilateral approaches wherever possible.
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It would be dangerous for the LME to make a unilateral decision.
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But why assume that it's a unilateral U.S. trade war against everyone?
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The White House declined to rule out a unilateral option on Tuesday.
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The Trump administration then announced unilateral plans to restore sanctions against Tehran.
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They worry that not being at the table amounts to unilateral disarmament.
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Among the policies that have fueled its growth is unilateral free trade.
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These unilateral declarations have locked up 28500,6900,2628 acres of land and water.
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Unilateral drills are carried out by one country or branch of service.
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"Microsoft here made a unilateral decision to move information overseas," he said.
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But as a posture for negotiation, unilateral open-mindedness is a disaster.
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That law allows USTR to take unilateral action against unfair trade barriers.
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Erdogan has threatened a unilateral intervention to drive away the Kurdish fighters.
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The drawdown could be seen as a unilateral concession to the Taliban.
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But unilateral annexation would be far harder to justify, even among allies.
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International affairs is one area where the president has significant unilateral power.
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Merkel opposes unilateral action, arguing it would weaken the 28-nation European Union.
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Bolton has consistently advocated for unilateral and interventionist approaches to foreign policy challenges.
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We cannot and will not accept unilateral, coercive changes to the status quo.
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Under fast track, however, presidents would use legislation more and unilateral action less.
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I would love to see Pyongyang accept unilateral nuclear disarmament, as Libya did.
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Turkey rejects unilateral sanctions and impositions on how to conduct relations with neighbors.
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We have until now responded with restraint; but unilateral prudence is not sustainable.
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And does this mean that Trump would consider unilateral action in other conflicts?
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This unilateral decision is especially rash considering the economic benefits the pipeline promises.
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Prime Minister Abadi's government has rejected the planned referendum as "unilateral" and unconstitutional.
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China's yuan devaluation does not have to be a unilateral negative for portfolios.
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The Madrid government has said it will respond immediately to any unilateral declaration.
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His remarks were clearly in response to some of Mr. Trump's unilateral actions.
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Second, other countries will not take the administration's unilateral trade actions laying down.
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America maintains its unilateral sanctions, which were imposed long before the nuclear crisis.
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But unilateral action would put Britain in breach of European and international law.
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But tackling such cases on a unilateral or bilateral basis is rarely effective.
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A release by Mexico's foreign ministry called the decision a "unilateral" U.S. action.
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If true, the news is proof of China's unilateral management style, analysts said.
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"We have consistently opposed any unilateral sanctions," Lu told a regular press briefing.
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And we have strongly opposed unilateral efforts to delegitimize Israel in international fora.
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"This unilateral move would almost exclusively benefit the wealthiest Americans," the letter states.
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But Mr Johnson does not have the unilateral power to call an election.
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This allowed for "unintentional, unilateral transfer of steering control," the report said, a.k.a.
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"It cannot be done by taking unilateral action against your partners," she said.
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Trump has relied heavily on unilateral executive actions to advance his policy objectives.
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"We don't want further unilateral measures; rather we want sensible agreements," he added.
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The most problematic aspect of Facebook's power is Mark's unilateral control over speech.
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Defaulting on our debt is the fiscal equivalent of a unilateral nuclear strike.
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"This is further proof of the harm from unilateral tariffs," Mr. Ryan said.
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He's building a legacy on unilateral monument expansions under the guise of preservation.
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Its unilateral decision making authority as a government agency is unlike any other.
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Still, Mr. Obama's legal team said that a unilateral strike would be lawful.
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For its part, the EU has threatened to punch back with unilateral duties.
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That unilateral war was the worst foreign policy disaster in modern American history.
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Protectionism will only hurt oneself, and unilateral moves will bring damage to all.
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That format has been sidelined by unilateral U.S. efforts to broker a deal.
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"This cannot be a unilateral trans-Atlantic action by the Americans," he said.
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Indeed, one wishes the advocates of unilateral disarmament had better studied their history.
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But such unilateral sanctions will almost certainly make Venezuela's already dire situation worse.
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"I do not believe in unilateral disarmament," she said of running against Republicans.
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But he said China would almost certainly not respect a unilateral fishing ban by the Philippines, much in the way that Vietnam has long ignored a unilateral fishing ban that China sporadically enforces in another part of the South China Sea.
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We lodged a stern protest against this unilateral escalation of the situation by China.
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Merkel opposes unilateral action, arguing that it would weaken the 28-nation European Union.
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Additional unilateral rather than multilateral sanctions may further strain already frayed trans-Atlantic relations.
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He followed a long tradition of presidents using unilateral moves to bypass resistant lawmakers.
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In other words, if a bill passes it will still be rushed and unilateral.
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Even so, unilateral deployment of troops still lowered public approval by 6 percentage points.
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Moon also bristled at Trump's threats of taking unilateral military action against North Korea.
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Unilateral powers like executive orders belong to the president regardless of the victory margin.
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Russ Fulcher (R-Idaho) that would have canceled out the chairman's unilateral power Rep.
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She fears that any unilateral move could lead to a domino effect across Europe.
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Because it is an insurance policy, Britain cannot have a unilateral right of exit.
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South Korea and the United States have also said they will impose unilateral sanctions.
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Unilateral decisions such as on refugees, is not in the spirit of a union.
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Catalan business is desperate for the separatists to renounce the unilateral road to independence.
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Presidents enjoy far more unilateral leeway on foreign policy than they do domestic matters.
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That includes Obama's unilateral moves easing deportation enforcement and his regulations on power plants.
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In the worst case, the unilateral deployment of a sunshade could lead to conflict.
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Strikingly, there is no war party in Congress banging the drum for unilateral action.
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Ghani extended by 10 days his unilateral ceasefire, initially due to end on Wednesday.
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Japan's chief government spokesperson said Japan would consider further unilateral sanctions against North Korea.
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Any unilateral action based on one's self-interest will lead to a dead end.
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DONALD TRUMP is hardly the first American president to slap unilateral tariffs on imports.
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He wants the threat of unilateral action to fill in the multilateral system's blanks.
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None of these issues should be determined through unilateral action by any one regulator.
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"We always ... consider unilateral options when looking at a situation like Syria," he said.
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But that situation is far likelier to force consensus than unilateral appeasement would do.
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Trump has taken several unilateral actions deemed by Europe as damaging to global trade.
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Before Thursday's flurry of unilateral and controversial moves, the chances seemed a bit remote.
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But any such unilateral action would be illegal under both international and European law.
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It's undoubtedly the most powerful unilateral action that a commander in chief can take.
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"We therefore urge you to resist unilateral action on this issue," the Democrats wrote.
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Obama defended his unilateral action intended make more gun sales eligible for background checks.
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Trump is now enjoying the very unilateral powers that the Democrats so unwisely embraced.
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Unilateral tariff cuts, which China has undertaken in the past, would be similarly welcome.
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In April, North Korea declared a unilateral freeze on its nuclear and missile testing.
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It called a unilateral ceasefire in 2011 and pledged to turn in its weapons.
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Puigdemont signed a unilateral declaration of independence last Tuesday, which said that the Oct.
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It also follows the administration's unilateral decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement.
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"It's been a unilateral approach to cutting the social safety net," he told Vox.
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Corporate departures could increase if the Catalan Parliament declares a unilateral declaration of independence.
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But until they are changed, how much unilateral advantage do we give to Republicans?
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"A unilateral declaration of Catalonian independence would be irresponsible," Gabriel said in a statement.
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Then, all of a sudden, we get this unilateral Jerusalem measure that sabotages everything.
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The Trump administration has imposed new unilateral sanctions aimed at impairing Iran's missile programme.
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" She said the administration was taking "lawful unilateral action to stop illegal entry now.
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"This was a unilateral decision," said Harindra Dassanayake, a presidential adviser in Sri Lanka.
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"China consistently opposes U.S. unilateral sanctions," said Geng Shuang, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman.
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He made no mention of plans for a unilateral declaration of independence from Spain.
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He's gotten conservatives to anathematize the F.B.I. while cheering unilateral concessions to North Korea.
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He wanted no party affiliations, a move his detractors thought would give unilateral control.
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Mr. Obama took unilateral aggressive actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reform immigration.
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Claiming that the president has unilateral authority absent an attack is a convenient falsehood.
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But in this case, he said the President has the unilateral authority to declassify.
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Under Section 301, the president has unilateral and discretionary action to retaliate against China.
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Between the lines: Unilateral Israeli annexation of the Jordan Valley would be incredibly controversial.
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Second, the administration must drop its wildly unconstitutional claims of unilateral war-making power.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) introduced legislation to prevent any unilateral presidential action against Iran.
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Unilateral American military action against North Korea would be politically foolish and militarily disastrous.
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His unilateral decision helped cause the tension that led to a standoff with Iran.
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" But Stratfor's Bohl called the process "unilateral" and said international norms were being "undermined.
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None of these are solved by Trump's threatened unilateral withdrawal from the INF treaty.
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And what are the unilateral, bilateral and multilateral actions required to start this journey?
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May, such as a time limit for the backstop or a unilateral exit mechanism.
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However, Australia has not conducted a unilateral freedom of navigation voyage of its own.
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Before joining the administration, Bolton called the accord "unilateral disarmament" by the United States.
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The unilateral model is the only model showing any success, albeit not nearly enough.
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"Mexico will not recognize the unilateral declaration of independence of Catalonia," Pena Nieto wrote.
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And, most importantly, it would prevent any future presidents from taking unilateral climate action.
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Yet Mrs Merkel retorts that unilateral action by Germany could prompt a disastrous domino effect of unilateral immigration policies throughout the EU. The showdown came on June 14th when, in a rare step illustrating their mutual animosity, CDU and CSU MPs met separately.
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However, like any other country, we may refute inaccurate comments if they make unilateral assertions.
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I don&apost think it&aposs helpful to make unilateral concessions talking about war gaming.
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"Any unilateral decision can be an obstacle to the two-state goal," Dujarric told reporters.
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Draghi has warned that unilateral decisions on trade policy are dangerous and threaten economic confidence.
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In Islamic law, meanwhile, the unilateral dissolution of a religious marriage is a male prerogative.
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I do not support unilateral and unjustified changes that would take food away from families.
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After talks on an EU digital tax foundered, Macron's government imposed its own unilateral tax.
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Bhutan issued a brief statement in June asking China to refrain from taking unilateral action.
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He fought hard to prevent its ratification, describing it as a form of "unilateral disarmament".
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Trump has also given Barr unilateral authority to declassify relevant documents as he sees fit.
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So Mrs Merkel managed both to resolve the dispute and to avoid unilateral German action.
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South Korea and Japan also said they would impose new unilateral sanctions on North Korea.
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President Barack Obama slapped on unilateral sanctions to deal with Iran's state sponsorship of terrorism.
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"This was a unilateral decision," Harindra Dassanayake, a presidential adviser in Sri Lanka, reportedly said.
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" Venezuela's foreign ministry responded by "energetically" rejecting the sanctions, which it called "unilateral and illegal.
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Trump's expansion of unilateral trade action goes well beyond recent actions from the United States.
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They could and did pass whatever laws they wanted, with unilateral disdain for the minority.
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UK ATTORNEY GENERAL ABANDONS TIME-LIMIT AND UNILATERAL EXIT CLAUSE FOR IRISH BACKSTOP- THE TELEGRAPH
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Trump's first actions, as president, were unilateral decisions, not collaborative, deliberative actions debated in Congress.
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In terms of unilateral steps, the most important actor by far is the European Union.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's government has rejected the planned referendum as "unilateral" and unconstitutional.
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Davos is a place of dialog; we are not just a platform of unilateral speeches.
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This was foreclosed by the administration's unilateral tariffs on national security grounds against their products.
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France, which borders Catalonia, said on Monday it would not recognise a unilateral independence declaration.
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So the conventional wisdom interprets the Constitution to allow unilateral termination of treaties by presidents.
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It would subject all unilateral executive branch action restricting trade – including tariffs – to congressional approval.
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Among the deal's signatories, China is likely to resist any unilateral American action, experts said.
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Trump is not responsible for a foreign official's "unilateral attempt to sow favor," Shumate said.
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Doing so on a multilateral basis prevents further distortionary national unilateral actions in trade policy.
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The US took unilateral steps against the country in July, August, September, October and November.
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He urged the EU to avoid unilateral moves and coordinate tax reforms at international level.
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Trump could also conclude that his unilateral power extends beyond decisions to use military force.
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Bottom line – without agreement or mutuality, the unilateral choices become a major point of contention.
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No president, including Mr. Trump, should have the unilateral power to begin a nuclear war.
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Mr. Trump's seemingly unilateral foreign policy reversals this week only added urgency to their criticisms.
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And now, Mr. Trump is also considering a precipitous unilateral drawdown of forces in Afghanistan.
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Unilateral threats and pressure will only lead in the opposite direction from what we wished.
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The new agreement combines elements of an earlier deal and includes a unilateral cease-fire.
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France's unilateral action, although somewhat expected, does generate economic distortion and increase uncertainty for businesses.
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If Congress complies, such unilateral action to change a multilateral agreement will effectively kill it.
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The unilateral decisions to institute travel ban surprised the EU, which later condemned the ban.
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Once again, we must worry about unintended consequences and the impact of unilateral decision-making.
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The OECD wants to create a multilateral framework to override the patchwork of unilateral laws.
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"The current unilateral threats and pressure from the United States will only backfire," he said.
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That agenda has included unilateral trade sanctions and threats of more action, particularly against China.
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JR: In the US, these unilateral amendments to terms of service tend to be enforceable.
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This casual unilateral approach will make impeachment more likely to become an extension of politics.
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The company told METI a unilateral schedule for automatic cuts is hard to deal with.
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The United States withdrew from the accord last year and reimposed unilateral sanctions on Iran.
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Mr. Trump has also changed American policy by endorsing unilateral Israeli actions toward disputed territories.
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But they said they reserved the right to engage in unilateral actions, if need be.
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To reduce campaigning now would require unilateral disarmament, but studios are unlikely to stop spending.
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"There is (...) no unilateral right for either party to terminate this arrangement," Cox told parliament.
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The answer to this, however, is not for a unilateral fix-it by the executive.
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In his remarks on Wednesday, Obama cautioned against "sudden unilateral moves" that could be "explosive".
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THE UNITED STATES EVER SINCE WORLD WAR II HAS MADE HUGE AMOUNTS OF UNILATERAL CONCESSIONS.
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A largely uniform tech tree that all factions will progress through in a unilateral direction.
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That decision was only the latest in a series of unilateral changes in tax rules.
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"Unilateral actions are not helpful to the peace process," said Guterres in a statement Tuesday.
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"Unilateral threats and pressure will only produce the opposite of the desired result," Geng said.
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A unilateral withdrawal in the absence of a deal would amount to a virtual surrender.
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Dollar appreciation would undermine some of the effects of unilateral tariffs, and definitely hurt exports.
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However, it must refrain from trying to lead and must resist adopting distracting unilateral actions.
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That unilateral annexation was not recognized internationally, and Syria demands the return of the territory.
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He said Pompeo's delegation insisted on unilateral complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization, known as CVID.
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Tillerson would, personally, profit enormously from the United States making unilateral concessions on this front.
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Merkel opposes unilateral action and wants time to discuss the issue with other European Union countries.
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Under that reasoning, the funds said, shareholder arbitration cannot be imposed by a unilateral corporate bylaw.
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"Arbitrary deadlines, unilateral pronouncements and shifting goalposts are counterproductive in addressing common threats," the ministry said.
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An executive action is a broader term, describing all types of unilateral moves by a president.
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Enthused by the response, Ghani announced a unilateral cease-fire extension which expires at midnight Friday.
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Including it in the referendum was widely seen as a unilateral move to consolidate Kurdish control.
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But the CSU does not want to wait and is urging Germany to take unilateral action.
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Washington's inability to carry the debate demonstrates the diplomatic shortcomings of its unilateral approach to Iran.
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Unlike the governor, Mr. de Blasio does not have unilateral power to raise city employees' wages.
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Certain countries may impose unilateral sanctions against certain places on the basis of their own considerations.
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Wars after Israel's unilateral withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000 and Gaza in 2005 made everything worse.
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China regards the first round of American tariffs as a unilateral violation of global trading rules.
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Mr Sánchez supported Mr Rajoy's imposition of direct rule after Mr Puigdemont's unilateral declaration of independence.
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But he added it would likely be rebuffed by Washington and its "unilateral" approach to Beijing.
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Taiwan described this unilateral move as a threat to air safety and to the island's security.
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Many remaining unilateral U.S. sanctions, have hindered the foreign investment that could fuel an economic recovery.
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Some of his supporters want him to issue a unilateral declaration of independence on October 2nd.
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Unilateral deals at the expense of one's own partners also harm the U.S. in the end.
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It has been angered in the past by unilateral U.S. sanctions on Chinese firms and individuals.
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But unilateral presidential war-making requires more than just good policy arguments; it requires legal underpinning.
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A: Congress hasn't expressly forbidden unilateral uses of force outside of the three contexts mentioned above.
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However, that control stops short of "unilateral cancellation power," meaning they cannot cancel the festival entirely.
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Andriukaitis, for his part, insisted that tariffs and unilateral trade actions would ultimately harm all involved.
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Uniper said it had received a unilateral binding offer from Energetický a průmyslový holding, a. s.
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"The spirit and rules of the WTO run counter to unilateral and protectionist measures," they said.
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France has also suggested there could be unilateral European Union sanctions against Iran over the launches.
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Mr Corbyn is evidently set on reinstating his party's 1980s stance in favour of unilateral disarmament.
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The president's unilateral efforts were deemed unconstitutional by the courts, while the highest court remains deadlocked.
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The entire launch system is geared towards executing a unilateral launch order as quickly as possible.
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Trump's unilateral trade actions also risk serious harm to American workers, consumers and the broader economy.
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"All sides have expressed their strong opposition against the U.S. unilateral imposition of sanctions," he added.
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Cloudflare ceased doing business with The Daily Stormer and characterized the move as his unilateral decision.
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Nonetheless, there are many unilateral measures the U.K. could take to improve its post-Brexit prospects.
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And yet we just conducted a unilateral military strike because Bashar Assad violated an international norm.
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A unilateral declaration of independence attempted to prolong white minority rule, but to no durable avail.
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Under Armour's founder and CEO Kevin Plank eschews unilateral decision-making in favor of team input.
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Several surveys released last month show majority support for Obama's unilateral actions on immigration and guns.
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The protest comes as tensions spiked following the Catalan Parliament's vote Friday to declare unilateral independence.
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Nonetheless, most major importers of Iranian crude have balked at Washington's almost unilateral policy towards Iran.
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In a powerful check on executive authority, the Supreme Court rejected his rationale for unilateral action.
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China has repeatedly criticized the unilateral U.S. sanctions on Iran and opposed Washington's "long-arm" jurisdictions.
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"Contempt is a big deal, and I don't have unilateral control over that conversation," he said.
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The Trump administration's proposed budget risks repeating such mistakes, envisioning deep, unilateral cuts in US contributions.
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Remember: days after the Seychelles meeting, Trump planned to implement a unilateral dropping of Russia sanctions.
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"Negotiations must be equal, and China will not accept any consultation under unilateral coercion," Gao said.
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Last week, the president issued new unilateral actions designed to expand background checks for gun purchases.
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"There's the sense the defendant takes unilateral action," Weissmann, of the special counsel's office, said Monday.
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He called it one of the "largest unilateral turnovers" of remains ever received from North Korea.
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As a result, unilateral authority is in the hands of an anti-globalist, populist, nationalist president.
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He made no mention — as he had previously — of plans for a unilateral declaration of independence.
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His unilateral action on immigration in December 2014 was similarly condemned as overreach by his critics.
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That has led to growing speculation that Trump will take unilateral action to fund his wall.
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"We ask that unilateral actions stop in Europe," said Tspiras in a view echoed by Tusk.
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North Korea has long rejected unilateral nuclear disarmament, instead referring to the denuclearisation of the peninsula.
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Democratic fear of divisiveness — even as Republicans gleefully embrace it — is leading to unilateral political disarmament.
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"China consistently opposes U.S. unilateral sanctions," Geng Shuang, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, said this month.
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The Iraqi military on Friday condemned the U.S. strikes, saying the unilateral action violated Iraqi sovereignty.
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Mr. Trump's possible crimes are inextricable from his desire for unilateral control of the federal government.
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Such sensitive and far-reaching decisions should be part of a process, not a unilateral concession.
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The French tax is not just a unilateral move by one country in need of revenue.
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He has threatened a unilateral withdrawal from NAFTA and a series of trade sanctions against China.
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The convenient untruth that presidents have unilateral but time-limited war-making power must be rejected.
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Moreover, the CFPB's director has unilateral power in directing an agency that itself has enormous powers.
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They include both sudden, unilateral action by a president and sharp criticism from his political opponents.
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North's Foreign Ministry accused the United States of making "gangster-like" demands for its unilateral disarmament.
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They also objected to countries imposing unilateral sanctions on people or companies linked to North Korea.
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Moreover, Russia's official stance on future arms control is essentially unilateral U.S nuclear and conventional disarmament.
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" Adding, "We are disappointed with the decision by the government to issue a unilateral contract action.
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Regional and international anger has greeted President Trump's unilateral decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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But they say that refusing to offer incentives at all is the equivalent of unilateral disarmament.
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Merkel rejects any unilateral moves, which she says would undermine the EU's Schengen open border system.
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North Korea has often rejected unilateral nuclear disarmament, instead referring to the denuclearization of the peninsula.
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So much so, in fact, that he forgets that even his unilateral powers can be checked.
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That followed the assembly's unilateral declaration of independence in a vote boycotted by three national parties.
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What is required now, many believe, is tough, unilateral action by America to enforce its rights abroad.
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He will also argue for a tough unilateral response from China, North Korea's main ally and neighbor.
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While Washington pursued unilateral actions, the EU wants to deal with them in the World Trade Organisation.
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North&aposs Foreign Ministry accused the United States of making "gangster-like" demands for its unilateral disarmament.
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"My maxim is: not unilateral, not uncoordinated and not at the expense of third parties," she said.
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It's not that Pyongyang has ambitions to launch some kind of unilateral strike – that would be suicidal.
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"He seemed to be very conscious of the consequences of a unilateral declaration of independence," Alberich said.
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Their unilateral moves are taking place against a backdrop of international failure to promote a wider peace.
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Unilateral decision making is "threatening the existence of OPEC," Iranian oil minister Bijan Zanganeh warned on Monday.
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Any unilateral action in advance of the completion of the committee process endangers the Plan & American recognition.
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Many airlines defer orders, but industry sources say aerospace suppliers rarely allow much scope for unilateral cancellations.
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Bolton has repeatedly suggested the Libya model of unilateral disarmament for North Korea, most recently on Sunday.
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Ultimately, though, countries suffering from climate change may resort to unilateral measures to improve their own situation.
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But a unilateral referendum the Kurds have called for their independence on September 25th might change that.
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It is difficult to predict what the international response to a unilateral American sunshade programme would be.
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The development of counter-geoengineering tools might provide a deterrent against the unilateral deployment of a sunshade.
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Hence the Palestinians reject Israel's authority, its heavy security presence and the unilateral move on metal detectors.
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Israel had openly considered unilateral military action against Iran, but was dissuaded from it by American pressure.
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China may do so—an official from its foreign ministry declared that China "opposes the unilateral sanctions".
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To be sure, a unilateral plan would likely perpetuate already-costly litigation over Puerto Rico's financial future.
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The unilateral move by the Philippines follows a US decision to cancel the visa of Philippines Sen.
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In the absence of some kind UN resolution on Syria, could the United States take unilateral action?
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Videgaray added the "unilateral" rules would likely dominate talks between the U.S. and Mexico Wednesday and Thursday.
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"We oppose any unilateral change in the multilateral nuclear deal," Putin told Khamenei, Iranian state TV reported.
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But if Washington's unilateral actions spark a currency war, that might not be enough firepower to win.
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"But they still want a time limit on the backstop or a unilateral exit," another one said.
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As mayor, he is not vested with the unilateral power to change policy, as many mayors are.
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Conservatives should applaud his efforts to rescind unilateral executive and agency action undertaken by the prior administration.
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The unilateral decision to forcibly separate children from their parents and presume they are criminals is wrong.
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Now, the president can issue earthshaking unilateral military threats against North Korea and Iran with little restraint.
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But in its unilateral demolition of its antecedents, it also arrogates to itself the terms of debate.
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Through unilateral executive action, Obama committed the United States to the provisions of the Paris Climate Accord.
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Republicans made the unilateral decision in March to wrap up the investigation, a decision Democrats loudly opposed.
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There had been no competitive bidding, just a unilateral decision to work with one for-profit company.
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She re-upped that call following Trump's unilateral withdrawal from the six-nation Iran deal, the JCPOA.
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Unilateral action by the Treasury Department might be an illegal infringement of the lawmaking power of Congress.
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Under committee rules, Goodlatte has the power to issue a unilateral subpoena if he properly notifies Democrats.
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He had sought a pact with Boris Johnson, but after being rejected he offered a "unilateral" alliance.
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Critics have slammed Trump for giving North Korea unilateral concessions, including canceling military exercises with South Korea.
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Under iflas, insolvency cannot be voluntary and unilateral but rather requires a declaration by a competent authority.
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On the left, editorial writers cannot tolerate the thought that Trump's blunderbuss and unilateral approach might work.
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Under current law, the president has unilateral authority to impose tariffs under Sections 201, 301 and 232.
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Congressional Republicans are scrambling for a way to halt President Obama's new unilateral actions on gun control.
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The path forward cannot be unrealistic, unilateral ultimatums and barely concealed threat of invasion, as Pompeo proposed.
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Some Republicans have argued that the Trump administration has the unilateral power to just stop separating families.
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Since unilateral U.S. sanctions prohibit American companies from transacting with Iran, it would maintain the status quo.
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History has taught us that positive economic relationships can produce far more dividends than punitive, unilateral sanctions.
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Virtually no one came out, though Russia had declared a unilateral halt to airstrikes and promoted evacuations.
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Unilateral federal action rarely results in implementing policies that encourage greater competition, choice and free-market principles.
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What they want instead is a well-defined law that criminalizes polygamy, unilateral divorce and child marriage.
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As hard as it may be to accept right now, a unilateral move might make matters worse.
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These concessions, which are often unilateral and irreversible, include settlement freezes, prisoner releases and forfeiture of territory.
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Jarryd Wallace of the United States, a unilateral amputee sprinter like Fourie, said fans connected with him.
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He said he would take unilateral action, move away from traditional allies and move closer to adversaries.
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" But soon after, Pyongyang accused the U.S. of pushing a "unilateral and gangster-like demand for denuclearization.
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" He writes of "unilateral diplomatic disarmament" under Trump, born of "equal parts ideological contempt and stubborn incompetence.
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" "It is totally unacceptable that a country is imposing unilateral measures when it comes to world trade.
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Unilateral deductions by Israel, they say, violate the agreements under which Israel collects revenue for the Palestinians.
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Both sides "need to have reasonable expectations and refrain from imposing unilateral and unrealistic demands," Xinhua said.
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Unilateral action, rather than negotiation and compromise, has served the purposes of successive right-wing Israeli governments.
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Canada is disappointed that the United Kingdom has taken this unilateral action to off-load their responsibilities.
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Israel's unilateral withdrawal from Gaza was so abrupt that critics say it contributed to the Hamas takeover.
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"I do not believe in unilateral disarmament," she said when she announced it in February on MSNBC.
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"I think it looks less likely every time we take a unilateral action against China," said Block.
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The rule is emblematic of this administration's unilateral overreach and utter disdain for state and public input.
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The provision gives a president unilateral authority to "withdraw from disposition" any unleased lands on the shelf.
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Although these squads are charged with enforcing US extraterritorial laws, they do not have unilateral authority abroad.
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The EU says any equivalence decisions would be unilateral, time-limited and on case-by-case basis.
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At the time, Greenblatt said he hoped neither side took unilateral action before the plan is released.
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The South Korean government said in a statement it regretted GM's "unilateral" decision to close the plant.
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Under the status quo, each side faces immense uncertainty awaiting the unilateral decisions of an incoming president.
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Bad consequences for America are already evident and more will appear as this unilateral policy is pursued.
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The deal affords the United States unilateral leverage to the extent China is keen to avoid tariffs.
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Either fix or fire bad employees so equality, fairness and unilateral treatment exists amongst all team members.
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Bolton wanted bombs to drop in service of regime change and the display of American unilateral power.
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Another cause for concern is its role in enabling Palestinian unilateral action at the UN General Assembly.
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Broad majorities of Democrats, 23.5%, and independents, 65%, support efforts to shield Mueller from unilateral presidential action.
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The speaker of the US House of Representatives also said lawmakers would push for more unilateral sanctions.
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Mr. Puigdemont could still ask lawmakers to vote for a unilateral declaration of independence or call elections.
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They spoke about the dangers of unilateral actions by major partners without discussing the consequences with allies.
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" In Caracas, the Venezuelan capital, Mr. Maduro immediately denounced the sanctions as "unilateral, illegal, immoral and criminal.
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But many trade experts believe unilateral U.S. tariffs on China would break U.S. commitments to the WTO.
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Section 301 allows the U.S. to take unilateral action against countries that impose barriers to U.S. exports.
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"The arrogant and unilateral U.S. policy will never work on the DPRK, which values sovereignty," KCNA said.
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They were born as a response to the unilateral withdrawal of the United States from the ABM treaty.
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FDR did this with his "fireside chats" when he took extreme, unilateral actions like declaring a bank holiday.
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RBS took "unilateral action, which in the company's view undermined the group's efforts to conserve cash", Cochrane said.
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American oil companies are prohibited from doing business with Iran due to separate, unilateral U.S. sanctions that remain.
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Many calls for civility are simply calls for unilateral disarmament from those protesting injustices and abuses of power.
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It could potentially pass legislation to preempt actions by the administration and that prevents unilateral withdrawal from NAFTA.
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Seven months on from the Stockholm pact, there has only been a unilateral Houthi withdrawal from Hodeidah ports.
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"We have consistently opposed any unilateral sanctions," Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lu Kang said at a news conference.
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Can taking a unilateral, hard-line stance against Haitians work if there is no future in Haiti either?
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China has said it is opposed to any unilateral sanctions and has defended its commercial ties with Iran.
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Many of these feel neglected by their home government; most also support a unilateral guarantee for EU nationals.
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Admitting that your presidency will mostly be a rearguard battle, a unilateral executive grind, is not attractive politics.
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Since the accord didn't pass the Senate as a treaty, the president has unilateral authority to pull out.
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A unilateral ceasefire has been in place in Darfur for the past three years and fighting has subsided.
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Unilateral Swiss curbs remained an option although he would prefer a mutual accord, he told reporters in Bern.
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President Trump's trade war, tariffs and unilateral attempts to renegotiate agreements are accelerating movement away from the dollar.
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Even Trump's fiercest critics concede U.S. unilateral sanctions have reduced the resources Iran can invest in malign activities.
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Spain imposed direct rule on Catalonia, hours after the region's parliament had approved a unilateral declaration of independence.
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"The most problematic aspect of Facebook's power is Mark's unilateral control over speech," Hughes wrote in the Times.
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While appearing not to renounce unilateral action, in practice Mr Torra may seek to remain within the law.
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The approach of Economists for Free Trade, which I chair, does not rely solely on unilateral free trade.
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But one thing ‑‑ one caveat to that would be, we don't live ‑‑ we're not a unilateral world anymore.
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China opposes unilateral sanctions on North Korea, and is especially sensitive to U.S. measures against China-based firms.
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This digital-age spin on diplomacy uses unilateral diplomatic affairs to exert influence over strategies of tech giants.
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Thomas Massey (R-Ky.) on Thursday highlighted a 2013 tweet from Trump criticizing Obama for similar unilateral actions.
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Creating a Palestinian state through unilateral means — such as through the UN — would lead to a failed state.
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" He said that Beijing has emphasized that "any country that imposes unilateral sanctions should not harm China's interests.
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But he questioned the method, worrying that the president's unilateral approach might undercut the protections he is offering.
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Corker added in his letter that the administration's actions are akin to "seizing unilateral power" to impose tariffs.
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Mr. Obama's warnings against unilateral actions were clearly intended to steer Europe away from nationalist or isolationist stands.
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Ryabkov called Washington's talk of sanctions unfortunate, and said no country had the right to take unilateral action.
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Where he wanted America to take up the burden of global leadership, Trump has argued for unilateral nationalism.
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Al-Eryani added that any unilateral withdraw that does not allow for joint monitoring and verification is unacceptable.
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This unilateral standard would destroy any incentive for ISPs to differentiate themselves from competitors and increase consumer choices.
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Right now, both sides are determined to win unilateral victory and vanquish their foes once and for all.
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Critics have said the decision amounts to a unilateral concession to North Korea that will harm military readiness.
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His unilateral actions, on the other hand, may generate better policy outcomes, but were not good policy process.
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"Any disruption to the Party Congress' deliberation would be an unwelcome development, including unilateral provocations by North Korea."
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"Mr Hoecke's unilateral approach damages the acceptance of the party among citizens," said senior AfD member Alice Weidel.
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Russia says its air force is for now honouring a unilateral moratorium on hitting rebel targets inside Aleppo.
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This unilateral approach toward using the state to rule the world is traditionally the realm of unsavory types.
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After his visit, the North said Mr. Pompeo had engaged in "gangster-like" tactics and made unilateral demands.
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It also means the company has unilateral power to make or break companies when it tweaks its system.
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Obama, wary of unilateral action, was careful to secure a supporting resolution from the United Nations Security Council.
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Taken together, the actions suggested a pattern of partisanship and unilateral action by the once-bipartisan House panel.
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But unilateral state wage hikes amount to natural experiments that tell you far more than standard economic methods.
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If the administration followed through with unilateral tariffs against Mexico, it is likely to face serious legal challenges.
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But so far, Trump appointees have generally expressed more interest in unilateral administrative actions than in legislative solutions.
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Unilateral actions violating the law threaten the stability of our entire country, and therefore our neighbors, as well.
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In the aftermath of the independence referendum, Mr. Talabani's eldest son, Bafel, began unilateral negotiations with Mr. Abadi.
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They are also alarmed that Britain would not have a unilateral right to quit the temporary customs union.
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But our unilateral fixation runs a bit deeper than the cheeky masturbation puns of America's finest children's programming.
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Mikhail Gorbachev's unilateral dissolution of the Soviet Union was an unimaginable geopolitical gift to the West, especially America.
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Some fearful owners are already seeking legal advice for ways to deter M.L.B. from making any unilateral changes.
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"I will oppose unilateral annexation in any form—and reverse any policy that supports it," she tweeted. Sen.
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While this decision doesn't directly impact most Americans, the unilateral decision to remove an icon should cause pause.
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"That's why the unilateral, reciprocal and retaliatory steps on both sides concern me so much," Mr. Paulson said.
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Unilateral designations that circumvent Congress typically result in devastating costs for rural America and our future economic prosperity.
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The last time the Indian government declared a unilateral cease-fire in Kashmir was during Ramadan in 2000.
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The White House, while fully supportive of Mr. Netanyahu, was not ready to endorse an immediate unilateral annexation.
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Asked about his American counterpart's suggestion of unilateral action in the absence of a consensus, Mr. Delattre demurred.
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It also follows President Trump's endorsement of a number of unilateral steps by Israel toward other disputed territories.
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First, a unilateral strike by the United States would be likely to drag China into the struggle anyway.
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However, even with its power, this pillar of American values and influence cannot stand as a unilateral force.
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Russia's and China's ambassadors to the UN both said they were opposed to unilateral sanctions on North Korea.
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But the CEO poll found only 9% now support the unilateral road pursued by the defendants in 2017.
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This framework sustains a system of government that resists unilateral action and rejects singular efforts to consolidate power.
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"We always oppose the so-called long arm jurisdiction and unilateral sanctions," said Geng Shuang, a ministry spokesman.
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On the other hand, I don't know if this is really the right approach to have a unilateral.
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Finally, the U.S. usually exempts the countries that have free trade agreements with the U.S. from unilateral tariffs.
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Intentional or not, what has unfolded is becoming a unilateral disarmament of our civilian forces with significant consequences.
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While China has said that it wouldn't consent to any unilateral actions concerning trade, it did welcome dialogue.
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It's unlikely that Washington would make any unilateral concessions without "major movement" from Pyongyang, the CSIS experts added.
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But rather than unilateral retaliation, the best way is through the strong dispute settlement procedure of the WTO.
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So, one of her beliefs that I think is really true, is that unchecked unilateral authority is bad.
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It is "disingenuous" and "false," Mr. Lhota said for the city to claim the governor's plans were unilateral.
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"The whole idea of Italy taking unilateral leadership over this issue does not seem very realistic," he said.
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That suggests any new sanctions would likely be unilateral, said Greg Priddy, oil market analyst at the Eurasia Group.
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Here are some things to know about President Trump's unilateral moves -- what they can accomplish and what they can't.
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But Washington still maintains separate unilateral sanctions over Tehran's ballistic missile programme and over allegations that it supports terrorism.
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The covert "war on terror" in Yemen had long been characterized as a unilateral policy of the United States.
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All attempts of imposing unilateral pressure will be reward- less and no one should have allusions in this regard.
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China urged India and Pakistan to avoid unilateral actions, and seek a new path of peaceful coexistence, Wang said.
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Soler welcomed Obama's letter but still disagreed with him for enacting unilateral changes without any reciprocal moves by Cuba.
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Yet even though China fears unilateral American action, it seems unlikely to make radical policy changes to forestall it.
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The police union has pushed to take more control of the disciplinary process and limit the commissioner's unilateral authority.
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But China will not submit to an intrusive American trade enforcement procedure with triggers of discretionary and unilateral sanctions.
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"DACA is not unconstitutional simply because it was implemented by unilateral, executive action without express congressional authorization," Garaufis wrote.
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Gao urged the United States to eschew unilateral action, while warning China was fully prepared to defend its interests.
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China's commerce ministry said in its statement that China will not accept any unilateral trade measures but welcomes dialogue.
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Republicans also need to drop their unilateral Obamacare "repeal and replace" demands and get real about what is possible.
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Many Democrats would argue that President Obama—facing frequent Republican obstruction—had little choice but to take unilateral action.
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North Korea last week threatened to scrap the summit with Trump if Washington continued to press for unilateral denuclearization.
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Trump notoriously despises the mainstream media for what he perceives as a unilateral bias against him and his campaign.
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It follows a string of intensified clashes in Aleppo this week after Russia's unilateral cease-fire ended Saturday night.
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The longer talks are put off the more likely unilateral action becomes, perhaps in response to a climate emergency.
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"There is simply no justification for your unilateral refusal to participate in the accommodation process yet again," Nadler wrote.
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"It's a great victory for many, because finally these unilateral conversions will stop," said Kulasegaran Murugeson, Indira's lead lawyer.
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There are, of course, wonky answers: Unilateral and multilateral sanctions haven't been forceful enough, negotiators haven't been tough enough.
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Obama worked to enact unilateral changes to the system, but much of his efforts have been blocked in court.
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Effectively, Facebook has put a nail in the coffin of its app platform with unilateral restrictions across the board.
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Frances unilateral measure appears to target innovative U.S. technology firms that provide services in distinct sectors of the economy.
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One was in 1980-53, when Michael Foot committed Labour to unilateral nuclear disarmament and shrinking the armed forces.
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France's unilateral measure appears to target innovative U.S. technology firms that provide services in distinct sectors of the economy.
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"We have said many times that China resolutely opposes any kind of unilateral protectionist trade measures," Lu told reporters.
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Although the agreement lifted international sanctions, the United States continues to impose unilateral measures that have scared off investors.
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I think we might see some kind of unilateral measure on trade, but China may be ready for this.
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This approach to currency — multilateral, and incremental — will mitigate some of the adverse consequences of more immediate, unilateral policies.
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Trump notoriously despises the mainstream media for what he perceives as a unilateral bias against him and his campaign.
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Even if the majority of scientists and countries follow proper protocols, a single unilateral actor could imperil human civilization.
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Why should the Librarian have unilateral authority over an appointment that impacts so many livelihoods in the United States?
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Even for an administration whose immigration policy is defined by cruelty, Sessions's unilateral move stands out for its heartlessness.
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"India follows only U.N. sanctions, and not unilateral sanctions by any country," Sushma Swaraj said at a news conference.
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It allows EPA to make unilateral, self-interested determinations regarding pesticide impacts on endangered species on an extended timeframe.
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Cease-fires can fail for many reasons and unilateral cease-fires tend to be more fleeting than negotiated ones.
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Criticism: Critics have said the decision amounts to a unilateral concession to North Korea that will harm military readiness.
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The government, which assumed control of Catalonia after a unilateral independence declaration, has called an election for Dec. 21.
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The solution to sector issues, such as overcapacity, was joint action of all countries, not unilateral measures, it said.
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If no safe zone emerges, then the need to deter unilateral Turkish military action becomes all the more important.
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The term "denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" dates to the 1950s and has nothing to do with unilateral denuclearization.
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When Merkel decided to welcome Syrian war refugees stranded in Hungary, her unilateral action took her neighbors by surprise.
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China, meanwhile, denounced the decision, saying it opposes "unilateral" sanctions and "long-arm jurisdictions imposed" by the United States.
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We will not be pushed into a coalition just because the SPD makes a unilateral retreat into the opposition.
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Merkel noted that Austria backed the EU-Turkey plan, despite its unilateral decision to introduce daily caps on migrants.
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China believes it has only one option in response to unilateral U.S. tariffs: to respond with its own tariffs.
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Despite the usual description of executive orders as a "unilateral power" of the president, this description is somewhat overblown.
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Pyongyang has rejected unilateral disarmament and has always couched its language in terms of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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These types of unilateral decisions simply don't take into account the needs of those who will be most impacted.
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In addition, the president has threatened to pull the U.S. out of NAFTA in favor of seeking unilateral agreements.
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And in the Syrian city of Aleppo, few residents used Russia's brief unilateral cease-fire to escape the fighting.
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India has said it does not recognize unilateral restrictions imposed by the United States, and instead follows UN sanctions.
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Several of the region's largest companies threatened to abandon Catalonia in the event of a unilateral declaration of independence.
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A growing number of EU states are resorting to unilateral border tightening, unraveling the continent's free-travel Schengen zone.
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But the president would be committing "political suicide" if he signs the bill without taking unilateral actions, Meadows argued.
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Trump is leaning heavily on executive orders and other unilateral actions to argue he's done more than any predecessor.
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So if their choice is to have protectionist moves or even unilateral moves then we have to fight back.
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Trump's unilateral tariffs, of course, were in bad faith, and put hundreds of thousands of Canadian jobs at stake.
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Yet Dollar and Ikenson pointed out that Trump retains some unilateral powers that, while limited, could have real impacts.
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Draghi suggested a unilateral approach on trade matters, however, reflected badly on the state of diplomatic relations between countries.
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Freixenet, the leading producer of Catalonian sparkling wine, cava, also said it would relocate if Catalonia declared unilateral independence.
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He has also maligned the United Nations and other multilateral conventions, as Mr. Trump has done, favoring unilateral solutions.
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Pyongyang has rejected unilateral disarmament and has always couched its language in terms of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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These are examples of unilateral actions by a small number of countries taking the law into their own hands.
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Though carefully worded, B.H.P.'s report also takes issue with the Trump administration's unilateral exit from the Paris agreement.
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He was removed from office by Mr. Rajoy in October, after he and other separatist lawmakers declared unilateral independence.
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Speaking Wednesday, the German chancellor called on all European countries to coordinate their approaches rather than take unilateral actions.
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Alternately, he could get his separatist lawmakers to vote for a unilateral declaration of independence, as he recently threatened.
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It's possible that feminists, in trying to hold Democrats to standards that they wish were universal, risk unilateral disarmament.
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Iraq cannot and will not recognize unilateral, unconstitutional actions taken by a few against the will of the nation.
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In Europe, industry groups expressed concerns that unilateral U.S. restrictions could augur a further breakdown in trans-Atlantic cooperation.
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But the CEO poll found that only 9% now support the unilateral approach pursued by the defendants in 2017.
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Opponents of the Trump plan and of unilateral Israeli action warn of a potential domino effect leading to violence.
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They are apprehensive about the way that the Trump administration behaves internationally, the unpredictable, unilateral nature of their steps.
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"We reject... unilateral judgments on events more than a century ago, that don't even mention Turkey's losses," he said.
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"China has consistently opposed unilateral sanctions and long-armed jurisdiction," China's foreign ministry said, according to a Reuters report.
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Pence did not specify if the sanctions would be unilateral or would be introduced to the UN Security Council.
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These are issues that the President has unilateral influence over and matter greatly to America's standing in the world.
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"You don't want to lose control," he tells his wife when she balks at his newly unilateral decision-making.
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Critics have slammed Trump for giving North Korea unilateral concessions, including canceling the joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises.
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These unilateral actions can impact the profitability of most tenants, partially mitigating the benefits of tenant and geographic diversification.
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There are two loopholes, though: If the president does take unilateral action, he must inform Congress within 48 hours.
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Already, the critics say, Mr. Zelensky has made unilateral concessions intended to pave the way for the peace talks.
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Don't take the bait Obviously at some point, one of your dinner partners may launch a unilateral political offensive.
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Lighthizer did not rule out unilateral action in the form of tariffs, if the issue could not be resolved.
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To cower to threats of retaliation is ridiculous, since we are already being harmed by unilateral unfair trade practices.
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"He's spooked by the release, the unilateral release by other people of what transcripts are out there," Grassley said.
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In fact, any Trump legacy based on unilateral executive action is subject to reversal just as much as Obama's.
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And the second: If Trump makes a unilateral land grab, landowners will tie him up in court for years.
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"The administration adamantly opposes unilateral digital services taxes that are focused primarily on U.S. companies," Mr. Kautter told BloombergTax.
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But the unilateral action by Mr. Modi's Hindu nationalist government on Monday has struck many critics as deeply undemocratic.
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But the unilateral action by Mr. Modi's Hindu nationalist government on Monday has struck many critics as deeply undemocratic.
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" "If the backstop has an expiry date, if there is a unilateral exit clause, this is not a backstop.
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But the US government continues a myriad of unilateral sanctions, which prohibit US companies from doing business with Iran.
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Mr. Grassley has suggested that he will push forward with efforts to limit the unilateral trade authority of presidents.
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But the North Koreans interpret the Libyan model as the equivalent of a unilateral surrender that endangers the regime.
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How would these unilateral sanctions against Russia affect European enterprises and how would EU respond to the United States?
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" For days now, Rajoy has indicated that a unilateral declaration would lead to what's been called the "nuclear option.
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Recent historical examples of executive interpretative administration of the laws are President Obama's unilateral change to American federal policy towards Cuba; the unilateral decision not to deport undocumented immigrants; decision to provide federal monies to cities protecting undocumented immigrants; decision of military action in Libya; unilateral decisions attacking enemy combatants; decision to change the timing of the Affordable Care Act's individual and employer coverage mandates as expressed in the law; and environmental rule changes along with renaming mountains and federal protection for thousands of acres of land.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov railed against those who "declare the priority of self-serving unilateral approaches" and their "belligerent revisionism," listing Middle East peace talks, the Iran nuclear deal, the World Trade Organization and the Paris Agreement on climate -- all areas where the US has taken unilateral action, withdrawn or threatened to.
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It was based on the insight that unilateral tariff reductions, such as the repeal of the Corn Laws, are unstable.
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Responsible for the deaths of more than 203 Spaniards, the Basque separatist group declared a unilateral cease-fire in 2011.
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What had been a four-member conservative bloc no longer has the unilateral power to grant review in a case.
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" Sapin added that unilateral moves by Washington "would not be welcome and to a certain point would not be possible.
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Where mainstream political science has focused on the limits of presidential power, the new administration has embraced its unilateral capacities.
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The president has used his unilateral authority to issue pardons and clemency in an unusual fashion for a modern president.
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The Attorney General will set out in legal analysis the meaning of the joint instrument and unilateral declaration to Parliament.
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We've come to accept the general unilateral authority of the president to use military force, and that is definitely problematic.
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These countries are urging Trump not to make a unilateral decision, fearing unrest on the streets throughout the Middle East.
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Lawmakers "would ... be happy with the current backstop if there was a time limit or unilateral exit mechanism," May wrote.
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It has China and, to a lesser degree, Russia, both of which oppose unilateral American military strikes on sovereign countries.
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"Clearly we believe any unilateral action by them (Turkey) would be unacceptable," Esper told reporters traveling with him to Japan.
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Wednesday: Nikki Haley confronts Russia at the U.N. Security Council, and says the U.S. may take unilateral action in Syria.
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And that doesn't mean there's some kind of unilateral disarmament going and we're doing irresponsible things in the United States.
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In December, the FARC announced yet another indefinite unilateral ceasefire (the previous one having proven to be finite after all).
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If a first-best international solution can't be found, they're saying, they will implement a second-best unilateral revenue tax.
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Presidents do have wide discretion to declare national emergencies and take unilateral action for which they ordinarily need legislative approval.
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Unilateral U.S. sanctions go far beyond the U.N. sanctions, effectively banning U.S. companies and individuals from trading with North Korea.
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ITALIAN DRAFT REPORT SAYS RENEGOTIATING ATLANTIA'S MOTORWAY CONCESSION WOULD PRESENT FEWER RISKS TO GOVT THAN THE OPTION OF UNILATERAL REVOCATION
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If Kurdistan pursues unilateral independence, it risks becoming a short-lived, one-party state, not a new democracy at peace.
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"Unilateral interventions are useless unless they're well planned and well coordinated, otherwise you're just burning up foreign currencies," he warned.
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Barnier said that the equivalence regime, which the EU has been offering Britain since July, could only ever be unilateral.
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Feinstein's unilateral decision was made as the committee is still trying to secure testimonies from other witnesses — including Jared Kushner.
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These unilateral actions can impact the profitability of most tenants, thus partially mitigating the benefits of tenant and geographic diversification.
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But he also criticized unilateral moves by Italy and defended French and EU support for Italy in handling migrant arrivals.
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Additionally, Beijing has complained about Washington putting unilateral sanctions on Chinese companies and individuals for their dealings with North Korea.
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Erdogan spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said relations between the NATO allies could not remain healthy with such unilateral decisions, it said.
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I understand that you find those unilateral decisions morally comforting, but if process and norms matter, they should always matter.
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It is unclear whether the EPA has the unilateral authority to make such a sweeping change or needs congressional blessing.
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In a statement released late on Friday, China's foreign ministry reiterated its opposition to unilateral sanctions and "long-armed jurisdiction".
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He later took unilateral actions like rolling out the Clean Power Plan and signing on to the Paris climate agreement.
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Mr Corbyn, a veteran campaigner for unilateral nuclear disarmament, is determined to end Labour's commitment to maintaining the nuclear deterrent.
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Yet another long-running issue has been the unilateral conversion of minors by a parent who has converted to Islam.
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In response to the report, the Histadrut labor federation said it would not accept any unilateral moves by Teva's management.
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"There can be no sudden and unilateral withdrawal," she said at her Conservative Party's annual conference in Birmingham, central England.
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To date, the president-elect has promised peace, and no unilateral changes to Taiwan's status (ie, moving towards formal independence).
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The Islamic State moved quickly to impose harsh, unilateral control over territory in Iraq and Syria and declare its independence.
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Together, we must confront China's unfair trade practices rather than unilateral actions, which only serve to exacerbate China's bad behavior.
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The Trump administration supplemented those restrictions with unilateral U.S. sanctions against firms that had conducted illicit trade with the North.
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"Clearly, we believe any unilateral action by them [Turkey] would be unacceptable," Esper told reporters traveling with him to Japan.
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Mr. Kiir's spokesman read a statement signed by the president calling for a unilateral cease-fire beginning at 6 p.m.
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"Please do not let what appears to be a unilateral, knee-jerk reaction override quality systems of care," Toutant wrote.
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U.S. policymakers have been critical of countries such as France that are pursuing unilateral action on taxes of technology companies.
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That unilateral decision subsequently led to the cancellation of at least 85033 allied exercises and constraints imposed on additional exercises.
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Such measures could include unilateral Chinese tariff reductions in certain specified sectors, easing of licensing restrictions and quicker product approvals.
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Obama's sweeping, often unilateral actions on conservation have been some of the most ambitious of any president by various measures.
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Some in South Korea fear that a major provocation from Kim's regime could result in Washington staging unilateral military operations.
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But over time, his unilateral volatility threatens to become the dominant narrative about the U.S., eclipsing past values and leadership.
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A day earlier, Obama dominated the news cycle by unveiling a package of unilateral actions aimed at curbing gun violence.
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The Foreign Ministry spokeswoman's pointed use of the word "unilateral," however, raised questions about Beijing's commitment to the March sanctions.
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"This morning, Medco submitted an updated possible offer ... and subsequently made a unilateral announcement without any further discussion," Ophir said.
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Arthur: It was a draw insofar as there was no knockout, and hyperpartisans on both sides are claiming unilateral victory.
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Mnuchin told the Times the Trump administration is considering whether to take unilateral action -- without waiting for Congress to act.
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In early April, Trump said he was willing to take unilateral action on North Korea if China failed to help.
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"Today Iran filed a complaint @CIJ_ICJ to hold US accountable for its unlawful re-imposition of unilateral sanctions," Zarif tweeted.
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They warned against unilateral moves - like the one proposed by Seehofer - but also stressed the need to combat secondary migration.
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Concerted pressure by the U.S. and its allies seems far more likely to be effective than do unilateral U.S. moves.
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Japan's annual military White Paper last year said China's "unilateral escalation" of activities around Japan was arousing strong security concerns.
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On Friday, the United States imposed a unilateral arms embargo on South Sudan, which is embroiled in a civil war.
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Mr. Trump's unilateral declaration does not mean that the Palestinians have given up on Jerusalem; instead, they have dug in.
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Doug Jones (D-AL) announced a bipartisan bill aimed at stopping Trump from imposing unilateral trade restrictions on foreign automakers.
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He was more than the competent grown-up in the Situation Room, quelling talk of unilateral strikes against North Korea.
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Asif Ghafoor, the spokesman for Pakistan's military, warned the United States against taking any unilateral antiterrorism action on Pakistani soil.
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But the Daily Telegraph newspaper said Cox had abandoned attempts to secure a hard time-limit or unilateral exit mechanism.
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Iraq unhappy with move: The Iraqi military on Friday condemned the U.S. strikes, saying the unilateral action violated Iraqi sovereignty.
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The OECD has an opportunity to generate a solution that is less distortionary and prevents the unilateral measures from expanding.
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Last October, the Socialists also backed Mr. Rajoy when he imposed rule from Madrid on Catalonia to stop unilateral secession.
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"We oppose and are greatly disappointed by Turkey's decision to launch a unilateral military incursion into northern Syria," Esper added.
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But the vision of Messianic redemption suffered a blow with Israel's unilateral withdrawal from Gaza in 2005, Mr. Goodman argues.
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The so-called Phase 1 deal is the latest sign of the Trump administration's unilateral approach to trade and China.
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As recently as February he argued in the Wall Street Journal for a unilateral American military strike against North Korea.
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And the reason is that it's not simply a unilateral decision by the United States to end this ideological war.
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There are unilateral actions that we can and are taking, such as sanctions, but while necessary, they alone are insufficient.
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"It is the unilateral recognition of Jerusalem as only being a Jewish city while not acknowledging Palestinian ties as well."
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The Syrian government had announced a unilateral truce in those areas last week, with the latest international agreement extending it.
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Gates said that Olmert should be told in the most direct terms that Israel should not launch a unilateral attack.
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Trump&aposs unilateral action stands out from his predecessors&apos in part because of his apparent disregard for congressional power.
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It has not worked out that way, however, as existing, unilateral United States sanctions have hindered foreign investment and banking.
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This "shame" prediction was made against Washington's 2001 unilateral withdrawal from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, and proved utterly false.
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Another, perhaps even more powerful and dangerous shock, will come from Washington's pervasive use of unilateral and extraterritorial trade sanctions.
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Democrats have said the changes being proposed amount to a unilateral rewriting of an international agreement, making their support unlikely.
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Unfortunately, the president's erratic and unilateral moves undermine everything we've done to build up markets for our world-class products.
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Taya Kyle said Friday that Obama's unilateral move earlier this week is ultimately empty without better enforcement of gun laws.
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In the absence of a U.S.-EU trade agreement, the current situation will stand, unless the U.S. imposes unilateral penalties.
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The risk is that United States policy toward Venezuela will rely on unilateral sanctions, which, by definition, require no diplomacy.
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The case combined several of the conservatives' pet peeves, which include environmental protection, unilateral executive action, and, especially, Obama himself.
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But his election did not give Trump the right to unilateral decisions, unless Congress relinquishes its power and its responsibilities.
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Any unilateral threat or blackmail will only lead to intensification of conflicts and damage to the interests of all parties.
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While the EU has wanted to safeguard that scheme after Brexit, Britain wants to take unilateral control of its waters.
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"Unilateral hemispheric sleep" according to the report, has an established connection to avoidance of predators in other animals like birds.
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Israel's claim to be able to limit or even remove Palestinian construction in areas under Palestinian Authority administration could be a back door to unilateral annexation across the entire West Bank, and the Palestinians' extension of their governmental authority to areas under Israeli administration could be a back door to a unilateral establishment of statehood.
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Trump administration officials have said they plan tougher enforcement of U.S. trade remedy laws and will initiate more unilateral trade deals.
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The power to grant pardons and commutations is written into the US constitution as one of the president's clearest unilateral prerogatives.
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Calling the sanctions "unilateral and unjust", Hamdan said they penalized the Syrian people just as much as its government and army.
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The Pentagon had said that unilateral military action by any party in northeast Syria, where U.S. forces operate, would be unacceptable.
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The two sides did agree in 2008 to jointly develop the resources, but Japan has since accused China of unilateral drilling.
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Kurdish Peshmerga forces have already built a massive berm in a unilateral attempt to draw a new border for their region.
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"Arbitrary deadlines, unilateral pronouncements and shifting goalposts are counterproductive in addressing common threats," the Pakistani foreign ministry said in a statement.
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KUDLOW: Well, I think at the end of that process, that&aposs the goal, unilateral denuclearization, disarming them and so forth.
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"I don't understand why a member of the Senate Armed Services committee is having unilateral discussions with the Russians," he said.
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The taxpayer-funded bank took "unilateral action, which in the company's view undermined the group's efforts to conserve cash", Cochrane said.
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Why it matters: The European Union has been vocal in its disapproval of President Trump's unilateral withdrawal from the Iran deal.
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The "unilateral US decision" had such an impact on European business that Macron considers it an act of "extraterritoriality," he said.
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Just over a year ago, the FARC announced an indefinite unilateral ceasefire and called on the government to do the same.
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The unilateral embargo is another signal by Washington that it is losing patience with Kiir after ceasefires have been repeatedly violated.
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In a formal East Room ceremony, Mr. Obama will take unilateral action on gun control in the face of congressional gridlock.
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Ultimately, the U.S. gave up much of its leverage in Syria with President Trump's surprise announcement Wednesday of a unilateral withdrawal.
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At one point the prime minister wanted to demand a unilateral emergency brake on free movement of EU citizens to Britain.
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And the four-member conservative bloc that included Justice Scalia now lacks the unilateral power to add cases to the docket.
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Any unilateral commitment, statement or other act should be compatible with the letter and the spirit of the Withdrawal Agreement. 5.
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The crisis could deepen further if the Catalan regional parliament uses the vote as justification for a unilateral declaration of independence.
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The CPP added that it did not declare a unilateral ceasefire because of the government's refusal to declare its own truce.
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That was threatened in 2017 when the separatist administration in Catalonia staged an unconstitutional referendum and a unilateral declaration of independence.
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President Monroe, influenced by his secretary of state, John Quincy Adams, opted to make a unilateral declaration to Congress in 1823.
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"This unilateral military campaign against Tripoli is endangering civilians and undermining prospects for a better future for all Libyans," he added.
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China, the world's biggest buyer of Iranian oil, this week formally complained to the United States over its unilateral Iran sanctions.
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And Mrs May appended a unilateral declaration, which the EU agreed not to oppose, asserting Britain's right to exit the backstop.
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Time will tell how this latest unilateral shift by Facebook will shake out for users, publishers and communities around the world.
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But it was a unquestionably a unilateral move unlike, for instance, the NATO intervention in Libya in 2011 that Obama led.
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Global trade and welfare cannot continue when large countries take unilateral action which deviates from common rules and principles, Brauner warned.
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The unilateral offensive has angered Washington and Turkey's European NATO allies who fear a return of Islamic State in the region.
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The unilateral U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela would have triggered steep oil price increases without the surge in U.S. supply.
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Any intervention in the Middle East by the United States will undoubtedly be far more likely to be unilateral in nature.
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Iran still faces unilateral U.S. sanctions over its ballistic missile testing, human rights record and support for U.S.-designated terrorist groups.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - U.S. unilateral sanctions on Iran undermine the Iran nuclear deal, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Thursday.
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Erdogan spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said relations between the NATO allies could not remain healthy with such unilateral decisions, CNN Turk said.
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Republicans would likely cite the laws forbidding transferring detainees to the U.S. in arguing any unilateral move by Obama is illegal.
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" Carter also said at the time that "this force will also be in a position to conduct unilateral operations in Syria.
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However, Haley appeared to suggest earlier this week appeared to forecast U.S. unilateral action if Security Council members could not agree.
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But it may stop short of a unilateral escape clause, by relying on an arbitration mechanism overseen by an independent panel.
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He relied largely on unilateral executive actions, such as his Clean Power Plan rules limiting carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.
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For example, then-French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius in 2015 described U.S. sanctions against BNP Paribas as unfair and unilateral(here).
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At this time, any unilateral or protectionist moves would harm countries and damage the trade environment, Geng told reporters in Beijing.
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President Obama began to tear up while announcing executive actions on gun control, a unilateral move that would not involve Congress.
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This would mean the removal of the US "nuclear umbrella" over South Korea, not just the unilateral disarmament of North Korea.
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We have consistently condemned all violence and terrorism, and we have strongly opposed unilateral efforts to delegitimize Israel in international fora.
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Of particular concern is the Democratic plan's support for unilateral American trade enforcement outside of the World Trade Organization's (WTO) rules.
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Silence from Ottawa and a unilateral closing-delay announcement from the company are signs that the deal is not on track.
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However, those unilateral executive actions are much more likely to be controversial and ultimately prone to reversal by subsequent presidential administrations.
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"The statement by the Azerbaijan side is an information trap and does not amount to a unilateral cease-fire," he wrote.
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"In the current circumstances a unilateral cease-fire would be meaningless," General Rudskoi told a group of foreign and Russian journalists.
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Texas and 25 other states quickly challenged the legality of the unilateral actions, arguing they constitute a case of executive overreach.
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"We consistently oppose imposing unilateral sanctions on other countries based on one's domestic laws," said a Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Hua Chunying.
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These unilateral steps on the part of the U.S. are undermining nuclear stability and leading to new qualitative nuclear arms races.
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When asked about Iran's missile program, Haley said the US has no unilateral plans "at this time" for tackling the issue.
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And unilateral U.S. certification of Mexican labor compliance, as being discussed on Capitol Hill, should not and cannot be the solution.
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With this unilateral action, the historic and unprecedented comity that has existed between the Committee and the Department has been breached.
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A neo-conservative foreign policy, featuring unilateral American military intervention, as favored by John Bolton, will only accelerate the global shift.
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The Vermont senator pledged that if elected, he would use the unilateral powers of the presidency to accomplish several things immediately.
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He took special pains to highlight errors of protectionist strategies, most notably any unilateral imposition of tariffs that could be reciprocated.
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Any such inspections - if they were to happen - should not be unilateral but should take place in both countries, he added.
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Other veterans of the security establishment are wary of unilateralism given Israel's problematic experience with unilateral withdrawals from Lebanon and Gaza.
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The administration Meanwhile, as Congress does its work, Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price will be focused on unilateral actions.
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Germany's unilateral decision on Saudi arms sales has exacerbated long-standing differences over arms controls between Berlin and its European partners.
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The bill would require congressional authorization for any unilateral trade action, including adjustments in import levels or the imposition of tariffs.
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After Merkel's two weeks are up, Seehofer claims he will follow through with a unilateral plan to start rejecting asylum seekers.
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For example, one large population studybased in California looked at nearly 190,000 women with unilateral breast cancer (stage 0 to III).
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Surveillance capitalism begins at a prior stage, with the unilateral claiming of private human experience as free raw material for datafication.
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For the first time in nearly four decades of fighting, the Afghan government announced a unilateral cease-fire for eight days.
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The Chinese, though not a signatory to the treaty, weighed in Monday, saying they also opposed the United States' unilateral withdrawal.
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Unilateral decision of GOI to scrap Article 370 is illegal & unconstitutional which will make India an occupational force in J&K.
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If that were so, the power of Congress to declare war and the constitutional check on unilateral action would be meaningless.
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China also reacted angrily, saying on Saturday the unilateral targeting of Chinese firms and people risked harming cooperation on North Korea.
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He said Mr. Puigdemont had struck "a blow against democracy" — albeit a weakened one given the suspension of any unilateral declaration.
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This threat is especially grave when the policy objective is praiseworthy, as President Barack Obama's unilateral, procedurally deficient Dreamers order was.
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Even without party control of both houses, many presidents employed their unilateral powers and skillful deal-making to score political victories.
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The Afghan government, after long meetings of its own, decided to stick to earlier plans to extend a unilateral cease-fire.
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"The coronavirus is a global crisis, not limited to any continent and it requires cooperation rather than unilateral action," it said.
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It is unclear if the Renault deal violates any unilateral United States trade barriers still in place against business with Iran.
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Mexican officials have maintained they had nothing to do with the policy, calling it a unilateral decision by the United States.
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It wasn't until after 18 rounds of chemotherapy and a unilateral mastectomy that her doctors realized she never had breast cancer.
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Instead, the clients seek training in how to win back their husbands through unilateral effort, mostly while keeping the consultations secret.
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Trump first revealed plans to take unilateral steps during a rambling and detail-free speech from the White House last week.
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Liberals are in the midst of war — and in it, giving up identity politics amounts to a kind of unilateral disarmament.
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If you want the product, want an app, want a website, you pretty much have to agree to the unilateral amendment.
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This unilateral power to fight wars and risk the lives of brave young American is not what the Founding Fathers intended.
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His unilateral decision to allow Turkey to attack America's Kurdish allies in Syria is not getting plaudits from serious war skeptics.
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The administration made the unilateral move after months of pushing Guatemala and Mexico to commit to going along with the plan.
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Should Israel take the unilateral step of annexing any part of the West Bank, security synchronization will lose any residual legitimacy.
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Obama created the 85033 million-acre Bears Ears National Monument in late December using his unilateral power under the Antiquities Act.
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He laid out an approach of pursuing narrow self-interest over broader global ones and privileging unilateral action over multilateral cooperation.
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Last week, the Pentagon said unilateral military action by any party in northeast Syria, where U.S. forces operate, would be unacceptable.
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In recent days, he had said that Mr. Trump's top aides were still deciding on the "sequencing" of the unilateral actions.
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But that conversation will be around inclusive public-private partnerships, not protesters who pretend that they can win with unilateral demands.
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Pursuing a unilateral ending of sugar subsidies, puts U.S. consumers at the mercy of foreign suppliers and southern hemisphere weather patterns.
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The State Department did not take unilateral action but instead was one of the nine agencies on the CFIUS review board.
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"Secretary Esper and Chairman [Mark] Milley reiterated to their respective Turkish counterparts that unilateral action creates risks for Turkey," Hoffman added.
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Investors last week digested the government's unilateral postponement of a $1.47 billion payment on its AF20 bond from Thursday until Sept.
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The meeting condemned in a communiqué Mr. Trump's "unilateral" and "dangerous declaration" as an effort to change the status of Jerusalem.
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Trump administration officials have supported a unilateral enforcement mechanism that would make the United States the sole judge of China's behavior.
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From this era, a stronger version of the old tension emerged: Presidents hold a lot of unilateral power to enforce policy.
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Barack Obama's actions in Libya were widely criticized as unconstitutional, as were some of his unilateral actions on other policy issues.
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Norsk Hydro's Molland said unilateral tariff barriers outside the World Trade Organization system would be bad for the entire aluminum industry.
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In a statement, Venezuela's foreign ministry said it "energetically rejects the unilateral, coercive, arbitrary and illegal measures" taken by the Trump administration.
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What&aposs the reaction been from our allies, and they are allies, in Europe, Canada and Mexico to this unilateral trade action?
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"There is no reflection of public wishes and expectations in the schedule and it is moving toward a unilateral election," he said.
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EU member countries including as Germany have threatened retaliation against any U.S. steel tariffs and have urged Washington against such unilateral actions.
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After the annexation, Europe and the United States rejected Russia's unilateral move as a violation of international law and imposed economic sanctions.
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Merkel insisted on seeking agreements with other countries, keen to prevent a cascade of unilateral decisions that would further fray European unity.
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As it turns out, attempting to regulate an infinite space outside of any real unilateral government agency's control is pretty tricky stuff.
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Rebels said they were prepared to continue another round of fierce fighting after the Syrian army's unilateral announcement to end the ceasefire.
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The study even advises against unilateral actions, saying the Trump administration should "consult closely with London on all Hong Kong-related issues".
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A central plank of his "America First" platform was tearing up "bad" trade deals and taking unilateral steps to boost U.S. exports.
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Mr. Macron was particularly bitter last week about Mr. Trump's unilateral Syria move, in a news conference after a Brussels summit meeting.
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The European Union said in May it considered the extra-territorial application of unilateral restrictive measures to be contrary to international law.
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"The only actual option that seems to be available that would satisfy voters' demands is this unilateral free trade option," Minford said.
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This weekend, U.S. President Barack Obama said any unilateral trade deal between the U.K. and U.S. could take up to 10 years.
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Russia is strongly opposed to such a ban and Zhukov said any unilateral decision to quit the Games would also be wrong.
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But the answer is not countries adopting harsh unilateral measures that target refugees, and run counter to our values and our responsibilities.
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Schallman, of Fort Worth, Texas, lives with polymicrogyria and unilateral schizencephaly, and also has a brain tumor referred to as hypothalamic hamartoma.
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Yet the regime has not faced a significant threat since war ended in 1953, other than in response to its unilateral aggression.
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Doesn't the air strike at least send a message to other countries that Trump will use unilateral force more quickly than Obama?
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Corbyn was skeptical about the European Union, supported for nationalizing the rail and steel industries, and was committed to unilateral nuclear disarmament.
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Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, its China policymaker, said Beijing's unilateral action "damages the tacit understanding and foundation for cooperation between security agencies".
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An abundance of caution is enough to question the wisdom of such a unilateral repudiation of a complex and carefully considered rule.
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Angered by the deaths and abduction of soldiers since the NPA halted its unilateral ceasefire, Duterte ordered soldiers to prepare to fight.
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For its part, China has appeared anxious to avert a trade conflict but threatened a proportionate response to any unilateral U.S. action.
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Some experts fear France's unilateral approach with the digital tax will backfire, ultimately harming consumers and smaller businesses it aims to protect.
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But the Trump administration's parallel use of unilateral tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act has rankled longtime U.S. partners.
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Without its fetters on unilateral action, Washington could also aggressively use its own trade laws to fight individual cases of foreign mercantilism.
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"We consider this step to be a unilateral rejection of a settlement," TASS news agency quoted Rosneft spokesman Mikhail Leontyev as saying.
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There is more potential for trouble if America's unilateral actions do not have their desired effect—especially if the multilateral system weakens.
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They said they hoped not to use the temporary backstop, but rejected a time limit or a unilateral British right of exit.
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Nye Bevan slammed supporters of unilateral nuclear disarmament with a rhetorical flourish about sending a foreign secretary "naked into the conference chamber".
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But many foreign investors have continued to be put off by obstacles to doing business in Iran, including lingering unilateral U.S. sanctions.
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On Tuesday, officials sought to reassure South Koreans that the US would not take unilateral action against North Korea without consulting Seoul.
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She reiterated her determination to act in way that was "not unilateral" and that was "not to the detriment of third parties".
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Putin contrasted the agreements with "unilateral" actions, such as those in Somalia, Iraq, Libya and Yemen, which had not had UN authorization.
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The current study found that rates of reconstruction increased both among women who had unilateral and bilateral mastectomy between 2002 and 2012.
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Catalan leaders, who previously held a slim parliamentary majority, made a unilateral declaration of independence in defiance of Spanish law on Oct.
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Below are comments from Japanese officials in recent weeks, as well as those that preceded Japan's bouts of unilateral intervention in 2010.
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Continued implementation of the treaty is in U.S. national security interests, and unilateral U.S. withdrawal would cause high anxiety among our allies.
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But the president scrapped talks in February when rebels ambushed an army convoy, breaking a unilateral ceasefire that held for five months.
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Erdogan's spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said relations between the two NATO allies could not remain healthy with such unilateral impositions, CNN Turk reported.
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"New Delhi's objection is that OBOR is a unilateral, political and strategic initiative," said Dhruva Jaishankar, foreign policy fellow at Brookings India.
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BREXIT: UK ATTORNEY GENERAL GEOFFREY COX DRAWING UP PLANS FOR UNILATERAL EXIT MECHANISM TO BACKSTOP WITH 12 MONTH NOTICE PERIOD - THE TELEGRAPH
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That has left inter-Korean efforts limited by international and unilateral sanctions that bar many forms of economic interaction with North Korea.
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It's the only unilateral expression on the face, where one side of the mouth is pulled up and in — in a smirk.
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A unilateral "Robin Hood" UK derivative tax will either just push company costs and prices up, or encourage activity to head elsewhere.
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Gantz' Resilience party said "no unilateral decision will be made on settlement evacuation" and that he would "maintain ... non-negotiable security protections".
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer has said the U.S. would take "proportional and unilateral action" to enforce the terms of the deal.
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China, Binh said, should take "no further unilateral actions that further complicate the situation, and make practical contributions to peace and stability".
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The decision to install the measures, seen as a unilateral step by Israel, angered the Muslim community in Jerusalem and the region.
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Once upon a time, roughly two decades ago, such a unilateral Israeli move might have been heralded by the Palestinians as progress.
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What would happen to this funding source if unilateral gun control policies were enacted in individual states or at the federal level?
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In February, several voting rights groups, including the League of Women Voters, sued in federal court to stop Mr. Newby's unilateral action.
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He was objecting, in that statement, to comments about the importance of the unilateral nuclear abandonment on the part of North Korea.
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Instead, America seemed to be resorting to unilateral measures, trimming its forces in the country from 14,000 soldiers to fewer than 12,000.
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But the director's unilateral decision to impose over $100 million in additional sanctions wasn't the only disturbing thing about the bureau's decision.
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Turkey's unilateral offensive has angered Washington and Turkey's main European NATO allies who fear a return of Islamic State in the region.
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But as Mr. Trump's trade war has proved, unilateral actions like imposing tariffs end up hurting American workers more than helping them.
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Last week, however, Pyongyang furiously denounced Washington for demanding the North's unilateral disarmament, particularly as a precondition for potential U.S. economic aid.
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Ironically, many controversial unilateral executive actions are taken precisely because Congress was working on a compromise, rather than because of congressional inaction.
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"These unilateral sanctions ... constitute a new imperial aggression aimed at intensifying the attack on our people," the government said in a statement.
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But Pyongyang last week suggested it could withdraw from the talks if the United States pursues "unilateral" nuclear disarmament from North Korea.
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The Steel Seizure Case is a 1952 Supreme Court ruling related to whether the president has unilateral power as commander in chief.
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The United States government's unilateral, targeted sanctions put into effect in March 2015 have already done considerable damage to Venezuela's political process.
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The unilateral denial of documents and theatrics of the opposition left the hearings as little more than a stunt by both parties.
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Despite the clear costs of unilateral militarism in Iraq, we are on a path to do the same in the next war.
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Still, one-off measures by various countries mean Pyongyang can simply shift its business elsewhere - a shortcoming of unilateral actions in general.
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His preference for a more unilateral, transactional diplomacy had unsettled traditional allies in Europe and left him appearing isolated among world leaders.
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We should start fresh this year and agree that there be no unilateral change in our position on Russia without Congressional approval.
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"The Council (of ministers) deeply regrets the unilateral decision by the United States administration to withdraw from the Paris Agreement," they said.
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Consequently, some supporters of a two-state solution advocate constructive unilateral moves that will create the conditions necessary for such a solution.
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But there has been little progress on the pact beyond a unilateral Houthi withdrawal from ports in Hodeidah, their main supply line.
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Any unilateral attempt by the United States to reimpose sanctions on Iran would likely fail because of resistance from American trading partners.
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And unilateral decisions like the one Trump made could cause irreparable damage in regions that are often remote, impoverished, and politically unstable.
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"We are talking about the unilateral claiming of private human experience as raw material for product development and market exchange," she said.
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Good luck using litigation to stop any of these if the Supreme Court upholds unilateral actions as brazen as DACA and DAPA.
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This was a relatively quiet night — there has been a rare break in airstrikes with a unilateral cease-fire announced by Russia.
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The administration initially wanted unilateral authority to stop a lawsuit regardless of the status of negotiations, something the 9/11 families rejected.
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The appellate court temporarily vacated a unilateral decision by Mr. Cordray to subsequently increase a fine imposed against PHH by $103 million.
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The celebration was brief, as the Taliban did not reciprocate our decision to extend the unilateral cease-fire for 10 more days.
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The alliance is facing a major test on Tuesday, when separatist lawmakers are expected to vote on a unilateral declaration of independence.
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The express effort is to use unilateral action to bully other countries, China in particular, into better market access for American products.
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Brazil has sent in its Army to handle the Amazon blazes, preferring a unilateral military solution to a humanitarian and environmental catastrophe.
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"Any unilateral production increase beyond member countries' commitments under the OPEC's decisions would prompt U.S. to take actions against Iran," he wrote.
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The United States is demanding that it retain the right to use unilateral tariffs, while China gives up its right to retaliate.
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Bronx Museum representatives explained to Hyperallergic that the abrupt change was not a unilateral decision on the part of the Cuban museum.
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In 2016, Isaac Herzog persuaded the party to support a unilateral separation plan that would have further isolated Palestinian cities and neighborhoods.
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The Trump administration argues that the W.T.O. is ill-equipped to deal with this challenge, and has advocated a more unilateral approach.
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But the policy has barely been used in decades, since the WTO's creation in 1995 rendered unilateral actions like 301 legally questionable.
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But Mr. Trump has so shaken this orthodoxy that Congress has begun debating limits on his unilateral authority to launch nuclear weapons.
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The letter called for improved working conditions, higher pay, more generous benefits and protections for staff members against "unilateral change by Tronc."
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"The unilateral cancellation of the summit was unexpected and very regrettable," said Kim Kye-gwan, a vice foreign minister of North Korea.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican, said Tuesday that the company's move was a sign that unilateral tariffs did not work.
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Unilateral actions by the federal government will not save the more than 2,300 species that are currently listed as threatened or endangered.
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"The coronavirus is a global crisis, not limited to any continent, and it requires cooperation rather than unilateral action," the statement said.
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Unilateral actions against Turkey by the United States will undermine American interests and force Turkey to look for other friends and allies.
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Mr. Trump can walk away claiming that the phrase encompasses unilateral "complete, verifiable, irreversible dismantlement," or disarmament of North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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"The coronavirus is a global crisis, not limited to any continent and it requires cooperation rather than unilateral action," the statement said.
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President Trump's unilateral withdrawal from the region quickly, and predictably, unraveled a tenuous peace on the volatile border between Syria and Turkey.
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"We oppose and are greatly disappointed by Turkey's decision to launch a unilateral military incursion into northern Syria," the Defense secretary said.
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He forced unilateral rules and moratoriums, canceled lease sales, ordered the destruction of hydroelectric dams and directed an end to domestic coal.
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This risk might be reduced by holding smaller joint exercises in Korea or the United States and larger unilateral South Korean exercises.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening to impose hefty tariffs on car imports from European allies in addition to unilateral metals duties.
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"Trump is making unilateral decisions with long-term consequences for U.S. foreign policy with little grasp of the issues," Mr. Goldgeier said.
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"We have seen more events taking place, especially the unilateral action from the United States," China's U.N. ambassador, Zhang Jun, told reporters.
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"The North's nuclear capacity has reached such a level that any unilateral action from the U.S. would be extremely difficult," he said.
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The reason seems to be that wild promises, unconstitutional pledges and unilateral actions are all outrages unless done for the right cause.
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Ironically, notwithstanding the drama of Speaker Pelosi's unilateral declaration of inter-dependence, it's not clear it has changed anything all that much.
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"But very regretful, before her inauguration, China with its unilateral action has changed the status quo across the Taiwan Strait," Lo said.
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But but those members were probably more worried about President Macron's unilateral and ill-explained offer of a new dialogue to Russia.
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The U.S. and its allies have sought a diplomatic solution to curb the isolated nation's aggression, enacting both unilateral and multilateral sanctions.
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A cause for celebration for supporters of more open borders, Ms. Merkel's decision was arguably a unilateral breach of European asylum law.
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"We will help where we can, but there is no way of completely averting the consequences of this unilateral withdrawal," he said.
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U.S. administrations have long claimed a right in domestic law to make unilateral use of limited force overseas to advance U.S. interests.
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North Korea has put forward a year-end deadline for the United States to drop its insistence on unilateral decentralization by Pyongyang.
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A unilateral American military strike on Iran in response to the attack on Saudi Arabia is a very risky national security decision.
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Since it is now budget time many voices have emerged arguing for termination of that modernization and what amounts to unilateral disarmament.
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China reacted with irritation, saying the United States should "immediately correct its mistake" of imposing unilateral sanctions on Chinese companies and individuals.
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