Sentence examples for as the unification of from inspiring English sources

The opening of the wall brought the 28-year division of Berlin to an end, as the unification of Germany ended the 45-year occupation of the city.

Further reforms, such as the unification of the government's four different exchange rates for the Syrian pound, were promised years ago but are still on hold.

As the unification of the two Germanys approaches, it has become clear that one group in German society will remain bitterly divided among themselves: the writers of East Germany and West Germany.

And she was right to stand firm against the Soviet Union, even if she did not like some of the consequences of the end of the cold war, such as the unification of Germany.

Mr Nasheed, who says he was ousted in a military coup, has described the new unity government as the "unification of the old order" and refuses to have anything to do with it.

They will need to ensure the disarmament of various gang-like militias who played no role in the conflict as well as the unification of brigades who did under a single official security umbrella.

To retain and harmonize one's souls is important for physical life as well as for the unification of the whole human entity.

'The faith that is religious', says Dewey, '[I should describe as] the unification of the self through allegiance to inclusive ideal ends, which imagination presents to us and to which the human will responds as worthy of controlling our desires and choices' (1934, 33).

According to the ICR report, which rated the overall project outcome as 'unsatisfactory', the unification of health and family planning services had negative consequences because of the disruption it caused.

Europeans have waked up to the fears and palpable differences that arise when borders come down, as seen in the unification of East and West Germany, where after more than a decade, disparities in wealth and spirit persist.

The 'Ndrangheta began as bandits after the unification of Italy in 1871 and is now considered the most powerful organised crime syndicate in the world with an estimated 10,000 members.