unilaterally

It's game in which banks and airlines write the rules and reserve the right to change them unilaterally.

Should the tax-payers be on the hook for obligations that were unilaterally created by local school districts?

Not that it matters - remember that you are using an OS that MS can unilaterally update at any time.

Also unilaterally decreasing the nuclear stockpile from about 5000 right now to say 4000 or 2000 is not really dangerous.

School districts can unilaterally give raises to teachers, which increases the tax-payer's burden via additional pension obligations when that teacher retires.

A prison employee unilaterally pain medication is not different than a police officer punching you.

Also Microsoft would unilaterally add proprietary features and tie their software to it e.g.

Just unilaterally ignoring repayment destroys the Greek economy much worse than it is now.

It's still hugely beneficial to us (and everyone) to let them come here unilaterally.

Similarly, if an entity such as a government or corporation decides to unilaterally modify the climate, this too has ethical and political implications.

As operator of a major TLD registry, they could have pushed this unilaterally.

It's not as if everyone went along with it unilaterally.

This is the line that got my phone replaced: "I don't care about the programs you are describing - your company created them unilaterally so when you tell me I don't qualify it doesn't mean anything to me.

The Greek government was offered terms, which it could accept or reject (neither of which constitutes "giving the finger" to anyone, choosing to accept or reject an offer is just a routine part of negotiating.) The government gave this choice to the voters with a recommendation, rather than acting unilaterally on it.