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unilateral

[yoo-nuh-lat-er-uhl] / ˌyu nəˈlæt ər əl /
ADJECTIVE
concerned with one side
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She promised not to make unilateral calls as leader, which seemingly opened the door to relentless pressure - public and private - from her peers.

From BBC

By publicly underlining the importance of a "managed process" for the release of material relating to the former ambassador, he was signalling Streeting's unilateral release of exchanges clearly wasn't.

From BBC

Warsh can make unilateral decisions about how often and what he communicates.

From MarketWatch

The change will not come into effect immediately but Beijing is understood to have committed to unilateral visa-free entry for UK citizens, with a start date to be confirmed.

From BBC

In its own readout of the meeting, China said it was willing to "actively consider" implementing unilateral visa-free entry for the UK.

From BBC