Sentence examples for and indivisibility from inspiring English sources

Both of these initiatives supported the universality and indivisibility of human rights.

Jennifer Rampling traces how ideas of material essence and indivisibility evolved in the centuries before modern atomic theory.

In interviews and in his work, Milch expounds upon his great subject: the oneness of things, the connectedness and indivisibility of all life.

The Monarchians, in their concern for the divine monarchy (the absolute unity and indivisibility of God), denied that such distinctions were ultimate or permanent.

Here Philoponus addresses issues that become central to medieval philosophical and theological discussions, including the unity, timelessness and indivisibility of God's will.

Russia, in other words, represents an alternative future for Serbia, in opposition to Europe and the West, as it clings (at least in Serbia's case) to the notion that territorial sovereignty and indivisibility are sacrosanct.

The other kind of production technology requires a minimum of economic specialization, and thus some degree of hierarchy and indivisibilities.

There is, of course, a distinction between acts of omission and commission, but the court of appeal's twin assertions of female autonomy and the indivisibility of mother and foetus undermine the logic of the criminal law.

This balance must ensure the autonomy of the Union's decision making and be consistent with the Union's principles, in particular with respect to the integrity of the Single Market and the Customs Union and the indivisibility of the four freedoms.

These principles include: universality, non-discrimination, the best interests of the child, the right to survival and development, the indivisibility and interdependence of human rights, accountability and respect for the voice of the child.

The delegation from South Africa spoke eloquently about their own experience and struggle for human equality and its indivisibility.