Sentence examples for and unification in the from inspiring English sources

Italy, after Machiavelli, failed to produce political writers of very great eminence, even during its liberation and unification in the 19th century.

Elected as the institution's first Bishop, Allen was a major influence in the development of black cultural identity and an inspiration for future generations of leaders who would use the church as major force for organization and unification in the black community.

In 1964, integration of the navy with the air force and army did away with the separate service staffs, and unification in 1968 saw the controversial transition of the RCN into a subordinate Maritime Command, causing a number of admirals to resign in protest.

He founded his church, officially named the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, in 1954.

Further refinement and unification resulted in the 13 BASs (A to M) shown in Figure 15.

The rule priority criteria narrowed these to 65 rules, and subsequent structure refinement and unification resulted in the seven BASs (A to G) depicted in Figure 14.

Whether as a hypothesis or as an ideal, the debates continue over the form, scope and significance of unification in the sciences.

In contrast to Kant, he emphasizes the difference between presentations and judgements, rejecting their unification in the single category "thinking".

The Murciano-Granadina breed is one of the most important dairy goat populations in Spain and results from the administrative unification, in the 1970's, of two well differentiated genetic groups [ 8].

In Italy, clubs such as Fiorentina, Inter Milan, SSC Napoli, and AS Roma embody deep senses of civic and regional pride that predate Italian unification in the 19th century.

It's a division of three champions, no unification in the works, and no name value out there.