Meanings of unilateralist in English

A longstanding unilateralist, Murray said he was delighted by the vote.

He was replaced by Nia Griffith, a unilateralist who has campaigned against Trident.

There are forces inside America that believe that it should be on its own, entirely unilateralist.

Merkel opposes such a unilateralist move as it would reverse her 2015 open-door policy and undermine her authority.

The fears will confirm widespread concerns among US allies in Europe at the unilateralist drift of US foreign policy.

Saddam is the ultimate unilateralist.

Trump's withdrawal from Paris climate deal is latest unilateralist step to harm liberal order, after cancelling TPP and squabbling w NATO.

But, for the sake of political cohesion among remaining members, there is also an appetite to see the unilateralist Brexit experiment fail.

Within 48 hours of the election of a radical, unilateralist, protectionist and isolationist US president commentators are working hard to normalise things.

Well, his feelings might have been a little hurt, but in truth Bush was a conservative American politician in a unilateralist age.

The motion, which closely mirrors Corbyn's policy, will be seen by his supporters as a valuable endorsement of his unilateralist policy on disarmament.

China's central bank said the depreciation was "due to the effects of unilateralist and trade-protectionist measures and the expectations for tariffs against China".

They prefer Beijing's calls for international dialogue on conflicts such as the Iran nuclear dispute to the unilateralist and militarist urges of the U.S. administration.