unilateralist

基本解釋

One of the politer accusations is that he is a “unilateralist”.
有些比較有禮貌的攻擊者指責(zé)他是“單邊主義者”。
It was the unilateralist (and violation-of-WTO-trade-rules) aspect of Krugman's proposal that sparked the neocon snark on my part.
這是Krugman的提議中單邊主義者（也違反了WTO貿(mào)易槼則）的一麪，對我而言也激發(fā)了對新保守主義的snark（？）
Until now, this country has been boldly unilateralist on carbon targets, signing up, through a process set out in the Climate Change Act, to an emissions cut to a fifth of 1990 levels by 2050.
迄今爲(wèi)止，英國在碳排放目標(biāo)上單方麪動(dòng)作大膽，通過在《氣候變化法案》中確定的目標(biāo)，簽署同意到2050年前把碳排放量削減到1990年得五分之一的水平的。

Under George Bush, the United States' instincts may be unilateralist but they are certainly not isolationist.
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EU's recalcitrance over bananas and hormone-treated beef, and by America's growing disenchantment with curbs on its unilateralist instincts.
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Then George Bush, the impolite president (you know, my dear, he is a unilateralist) yanked the U.S. delegation home.
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