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• r  in a unilateral manner; by means of one part or party

• The Russians complained that the West was making "tendentious" use of "one-sidedly developed material for the purpose of undermining confidence" in the 180-station control system.
• If he had written one-sidedly in praise of Field and in blame of McCormick, my decision would have been the same.
• And recently a memorandum approved by top leaders of Germany's Protestant church took a similar line: "The foreign policy of the government appears to us too one-sidedly defensive.

• unilaterally

• multilaterally

News & Articles

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• Kanye West Landed 30 Punches On Teen Who Used ‘N-Word,’ Says Report
  When Kanye West spotted the 18-year-old who hurled racial and sexual insults at Kim Kardsahian and used a racist term directed at West himself, he one-sidedly beat the youth, according to a new account of the incident today. Also today, Kris Jenner, the mother of Kim Kardashian and 58-year-old matriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, had... Read more » Kanye West Landed 30 Punches On Teen Who ...
  Jan. 16, 2014 - The Inquisitr

Quotes

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• Angela Merkel in BusinessWeek
  In an interview broadcast earlier Tuesday on ARD public television, Merkel said it was "smart not to be one-sidedly dependent on one supplier."
• Vladimir Putin in Xinhua
  A new base in Bulgaria, another one in Romania, a site for a new missile in Poland and a radar in the Czech republic, what should we do? We cannot one-sidedly watch and observe accords,Putin said.
• Warren Lichtenstein in PR Newswire (press release)
  Mr. Lichtenstein added, "SPJSF did not 'one-sidedly and without prior notice commence the Tender Offer.' Over the past several months, SPJSF had several discussions with management regarding its intention to increase its shareholdings. We believe...