Meanings of unilateral move in English

However, South Korea maintains that a unilateral move to end the pact is not legally possible.

Including it in the referendum was widely seen as a unilateral move to consolidate Kurdish control.

Merkel, however, opposes any unilateral move to reverse her 2015 open-door policy and undermine her authority.

Hence the Palestinians reject Israel's authority, its heavy security presence and the unilateral move on metal detectors.

A unilateral move by Obama to close the prison would be sure to set off a firestorm in Congress.

Photo: Supplied Johnny Koanapo, who has represented Vanuatu's claim in talks with France, said the unilateral move complicated the negotiations.

That unilateral move would let the FCC apply some of the old rules governing phone companies to internet service providers.

The ministry described the meeting as a " unilateral move which is not at all friendly toward our country".

But the unilateral move last month to unilaterally alter the very recent UK-EU Withdrawal Agreement reminds everyone this attitude cannot stand.

The foreign ministry described the meeting as a " unilateral move which is not at all friendly toward our country".

They said the unilateral move ran counter to previous accords and their financial penalties meant Palestinian public sector salaries went unpaid, stoking street protests.

Critics have pointed out that such a unilateral move by Britain would expose its booming automobile sector and its farms to potentially devastating competition.

In January, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the United States would retaliate against any unilateral move to tax the world's biggest technology firms.

The Government took an illegal unilateral move to withdraw from the International Criminal Court; completely disregarding the requirement to have this move ratified by Parliament.

But he also criticized unilateral moves by Italy and defended French and EU support for Italy in handling migrant arrivals.

Beijing has repeatedly opposed the sanctions, which it views as unilateral moves made outside the framework of the United Nations.