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Meanings of unilateralism in English
Doctrine or agenda that supports one-sided action.
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Examples for "multilateralism"
Examples for "multilateralism"
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After the 2008 financial crisis, multilateralism was the order of the day.
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It illustrates that multilateralism at the moment is in a dangerous place.
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I don't think that the structural problems of multilateralism have been addressed.
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By contrast, French President Emmanuel Macron argued passionately in favour of multilateralism.
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The deal stands in contrast to the Trump administration's aversion to multilateralism.
Usage of unilateralism in English
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Similarly, pluralities in most of the nations surveyed complain about American unilateralism.
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The difficulty was that I half agreed with him about the unilateralism.
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There will be less federal state intervention at home and more unilateralism abroad.
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But every time Blair eloquently defended Bush's unilateralism, the charge of poodle-ism stuck more.
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The Baker report on US involvement in Iraq signals the end of Bush-era unilateralism .
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Fink also said he is worried about U.S. unilateralism.
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He claimed "unilateralism, protectionism and populism are spreading in the world".
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The high tide of unilateralism and antagonism started to recede once Bolton left in December 2006.
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The death of multilateralism; the rise of unilateralism.
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But Labour is pledged to them, because any hint of unilateralism brands the party as unelectably reckless.
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The shift towards unilateralism is most prevalent in places that have been the biggest drivers of globalization.
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There is no room for unilateralism.
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Since there is so much talk of American unilateralism and of law, let's start with "double standards".
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Without Blair, the "coalition of the willing" would look even more transparent as a cloak for unilateralism.
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With Labor's quiescence in coalition it seemed that there was no alternative either to Ariel Sharon's unilateralism or Thatcherism.
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Slideshow (7 images) Russia and other countries with strong trade ties with Iran say this unilateralism is counterproductive.
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