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Meanings of unilaterally in English

Portuguese
unilateralmente

In a unilateral manner; by means of one part or party.

unilateralmente

"Unilaterally" is the opposite of:

Usage of unilaterally in English
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Britain cannot unilaterally extend negotiations and would need the EU to agree.
Reuters
2
In all cases, the rights of EU citizens would be unilaterally guaranteed.
The Guardian
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The international community could not accept unilaterally established buffer zones, he added.
Reuters
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She said scrapping the accord unilaterally damaged trust in the world order.
BBC
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But I need to ask them for assistance before we act unilaterally.
Beyond The Frontier: Steadfast
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A right for Britain to unilaterally decide it will leave the backstop.
Reuters
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Their union, SIPTU, threatens strike action if the scheme is introduced unilaterally.
The Irish Times
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He does not, at the moment, intend unilaterally to begin disciplinary proceedings.
The Guardian
9
Trump probably could start deportation proceedings and tear up trade deals unilaterally.
Reuters
10
They have unilaterally reduced those payments by half while awaiting a response.
Beyond The Frontier: Steadfast
11
For this reason no side can time-limit it or unilaterally dissolve it.
The Guardian
12
It may be argued that we have acted unilaterally, without prior consultation.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
13
However, several EU countries may increase their own contributions to the agency unilaterally.
Reuters
14
France said it would not recognize Catalonia if the region unilaterally declared independence.
Reuters
15
China, which sits on the northern territorial limits of the sea, unilaterally disagrees.
News.com.au
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The bill added new restrictions, including rescinding Obama's authority to unilaterally transfer detainees.
Reuters
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Translations for unilaterally
Portuguese
unilateralmente
Unilaterally through the time
Unilaterally across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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