Sentence examples for argument for unity from inspiring English sources

Mr Hadi needs to make a convincing argument for unity.

Senior Democratic aides express confidence, however, that the party leaders would prevail among their rank and file by making an impassioned argument for unity, just as they did on the resolution to begin the impeachment inquiry itself.

Mr. Arafat was reported to have made similar arguments for unity in recent meetings with dissenting Fatah legislators, contending that a vote of no confidence in the his new cabinet would only play into the hands of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel, serving his efforts to weaken the Palestinian leader.

This is an argument for European unity, not against it.

The most persuave argument for European unity was that it might swallow up the German problem by swallowing up Germany itself, in a larger federation.

Vaclav Havel, the hero of the Velvet Revolution and former president of the Czech Republic, explains that for countries that have recently thrown off Soviet domination, "the concept of national sovereignty is something inviolable".For a variety of reasons, then, the most powerful traditional argument for European unity, peace, has been losing force.

(1985: 252) The argument for the unity of the two truths also takes epistemological form which also rests on the idea that emptiness and dependently arising are unified.

This is undermining one of the chief arguments for European unity: a reasonable expectation of ever-growing prosperity.In the 30 years from 1945 to 1975, west European countries that had been devastated by war rebounded with astonishing speed.

This undermines some of her other arguments for greater left unity on the continent with which I would otherwise agree with.

That one, coming amid a terrifying financial crisis that the speaker described in surprisingly mild terms ("our economy is badly weakened"), had been a surprisingly pedestrian call for unity, for abandoning "stale political arguments" and "worn-out dogmas".

In four acts, An Offense to the Sense highlights humanity's instinctive desire for unity through a series of nonsensical arguments between a gang of eccentric neighbors with names like Mr. Doingtoomuch and Nas Leber.