unilateralism

IPA: junɪɫˈætɝʌɫɪzʌm

A tendency of nations to act on their own, or with only minimal consultation and involvement with other nations.

Examples of "unilateralism" in Sentences

George Bush was so right, unilateralism is the way to go.
It's called unilateralism and what it means is that European leaders have no balls.
We love multilateralism and abhor unilateralism, which is why we do nothing but talk
His much exaggerated "unilateralism" is not why the Atlantic seems a little wider every day.
He is the architect of our policy of unilateralism, which is causing us to be hated around the world.
The Bush administration's "experiment in unilateralism," he wrote, had merely revealed "the limits of such an approach."
The straight-talking Texan may have made it easier for Europeans to blame their lack of support on U.S. "unilateralism" -- even where there was multilateral agreement, such as on the "good war" in Afghanistan.