unilateral action

Congress, for once, should take unilateral action in the national interest.

American officials said they are reluctant to take unilateral action.

Unilateral action by the president does not measure up to this standard.

Best to limit unilateral action to things he was sure about.

"In this case, I don't think his unilateral actions were well thought out."

But no leader of the great powers has suggested taking unilateral action.

Men and women are equally likely to favor unilateral action.

"We took a unilateral action to pull our troops back," he said.

"Do you think I would take unilateral action in a case like this?

They saw us moving toward unilateral actions on the embargo.

The administration says it favours a united international stand against Iran over unilateral action.

He ignored a question about whether Israel might take unilateral action to calm the situation.

"Today, I have taken unilateral action to correct that injustice."

In that light, the quartet seems to have given Israel a free pass for unilateral action.

"But we don't think any country should take any unilateral action."

"I'm not convinced: I don't think the case has been made for unilateral action," he said.

I guess you could call it a unilateral action.

Unilateral action is out, since its cost would reduce industry's competitiveness in international markets.

And the claimed legal basis for unilateral action was dubious.

If there is no longer the chance of peace through compromise, then why hold back the fighting, the unilateral actions?

They should not be changed by unilateral action, nor by force.

He still did not rule out unilateral action, however.

The Netherlands announced plans today for unilateral action to cut emissions.

To conclude, I would point to one instance of unilateral action which is worrying.

They knew he would take no unilateral action that would hurt any of them.