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Uso de take unilateral em inglês
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But the CSU does not want to wait and is urging Germany to takeunilateral action.
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If necessary, the US will takeunilateral action.
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Afghanistan is refusing to let the United States takeunilateral military action even in retaliation against an attack.
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As always in this conflict Iraq and the US arrogate to themselves the right to takeunilateral action.
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Obama has pushed the Environmental Protection Agency to takeunilateral action if Congress fails to pass a bill.
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On Earth, making her preparations, it had seemed enough to have him takeunilateral control of the Ring.
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An opposition alliance fell apart but after days of meetings parties began to takeunilateral decisions on the polls.
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Obama has also pushed the Environmental Protection Agency to takeunilateral action if Congress fails to pass a bill.
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Obama has pushed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to takeunilateral action if Congress fails to pass a bill.
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While the EU has wanted to safeguard that scheme after Brexit, Britain wants to takeunilateral control of its waters.
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Republicans, who won control of Congress in Nov. 4 elections, have warned Obama not to takeunilateral action on immigration.
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The slow progress has prompted some countries to takeunilateral measures as trust among supervisors over banks is still not strong enough.
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The China Real Estate Association has requested formal permission from the State Council, or cabinet, for local governments to takeunilateral action.
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The Obama administration has said it is committed to working with global partners, so it would be reluctant to takeunilateral steps.
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Israel's army chief has privately voiced reservations about Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's proposal to takeunilateral steps if peacemaking with the Palestinians fails.
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They argue that Hizbullah has no right to takeunilateral actions which project the country into conflict with its more powerful southern neighbour.