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unilaterally

[yoo-nuh-lat-er-uh-lee]

adverb

  1. involving, done by, or decided by only one person, side, party, or faction.

    Instead of bargaining with teachers and public service workers, the governor and the legislature have unilaterally reduced pension and health benefits.



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Mayor Karen Bass, and made the false claim that Bass had unilaterally decided that wages would increase, according to the letter.

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Rubio also said that Israel acted unilaterally, adding in a post on X, that the US is "not involved in strikes against Iran and our top priority is protecting American forces in the region".

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Although the bid to impeach Koffa fell short of the two-thirds majority required, the group of 47 lawmakers who had voted for the move unilaterally appointed their own speaker.

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The president has claimed this power to impose tariffs unilaterally.

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"This is significant because the Simla Agreement is the basis of the current LoC, which both sides agreed to not alter unilaterally in spite of their political differences," says Mr Krishna.

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