Sentence examples for be reunification from inspiring English sources
noun
The unification of something that was previously divided; used especially of a country.
American officials previously had not endorsed China's contention that the goal should be reunification, which China insists it will eventually achieve "at any price," including war.
Whatever the reason might be, reunification can be a difficult time for foster parents, as the child they have come to love leaves their home.
The planners' real worry is reunification.
But the idea that North Korea's "primary goal" is reunification is controversial.
Also in the consciousness of many here is reunification with China after 150 years of British rule.
China's singular aim is reunification, even if it requires military force, and each side has kept a wary eye on the other through decades of internal tumult.
For some, like the Germans, Koreans and Vietnamese, the dream was reunification; for others, like the Hungarians or Poles, it was to return home eventually.
For Beijing, the goal is to also bring the two sides closer, but its ultimate aim is reunification.
Beijing, whose goal is reunification, has not been happy with the change.
"We knew when we started our foster journey that we wanted to adopt but knew that Jin's goal was reunification.
With that in mind, my husband and I expressed strong concerns about Wayne possibly coming in contact with Nina, were reunification to occur.
