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unilateralist's Usage Examples:

were dedicated to exposing what they saw as the errors of assorted unilateralist disarmers in the peace movement and foes of nuclear deterrence such.

diplomacy, and use of the stereotype may reflect an anti-elitist or unilateralist agenda.

including export of uranium to India, and general support for the unilateralist approach of the Bush Administration were seen as undermining the Comprehensive.

decision to leave the European Union, and France was also traditionally unilateralist and now had an inexperienced president"; he called Merkel "something.

Sharon, that Iraq is a "failing venture" and that the administration"s unilateralist approach has harmed relations between Europe and the United States.

Bush"s foreign policies as "unilateralist.

A unilateralist amendment provoked a heated debate, but ultimately the Executive"s position.

mass civil disobedience merely as a way of getting publicity for the unilateralist cause.

notable achievement, not least because Mrs Brooks had a reputation as a unilateralist in defence policy at a time when Defence was seen as a strong Tory vote-winner.

The Common Market : a challenge to unilateralists by April Carter, 1962.

The Common Market : a challenge to unilateralists by April Carter, 1962.

dispute between primacy and selective engagement, between nationalist, unilateralist version of hegemony, and a liberal, multilateral version of hegemony.

This has often been attributed to Labour"s unilateralist policy of nuclear disarmament, and Booth himself identified with that.

Synonyms:

exponent, proponent, advocator, advocate,

Antonyms:

nonpartisan,