According to Stuart Munro-Hay, the inscription reads :they agreed together that their war and their peace should be in unison, against anyone that might rise up against them, and that in safety and in security there should be allied together Salhen and Zararan and 'Alhan and Gadarat.
But this week, the two groups have come out in unison against a new Scottish health policy.
They sang and chanted in unison against busing their children to schools outside their racially-segregated neighborhoods.
The GOP could afford only 25 defections if Democrats were to vote in unison against the bill.
Unlike in 2006, when Democrats ran in unison against the Bush administration and dethroned the Republican majority, the Democrats now have no cohesive plan.
Against this background, Unison members are set to debate the proposals today, at the union's annual health group conference being held in Harrogate this week.
Later, on another untitled original, Mr. Mehldau and Mr. Grenadier played an astringent melody in unison against a double-time rock groove.
Behind Anne and Joachim, a castle rises in the distance above fields planted with different crops; a row of three trees bends in unison against a strong wind from the left.
In Jasanoff's telling, the Revolution wasn't a clear-cut contest between the British and American colonists joined in ideological unison against a crazy, incompetent King George III: it was a civil war in its own right.
It reports on the victory by Unison against employment tribunal fees and also on the case of a Lithuanian and Pakistani couple detained over immigration concerns during their wedding in Leith.
