Sentence examples for being unified from inspiring English sources
"Everything is being unified to increase consistency," she said.
Education in Italy up to 1923 was governed by the Casati Law, passed in 1859, when the country was being unified.
The pieces don't quite fit: Bosnia can be democratic and self-sustaining, but only if the country gives up being unified and multi-ethnic.
Robert Teeter, a veteran Republican pollster, said he thought both men had been damaged by the exchange because "the public likes the idea of being unified".
The commissioners must assess how much of this is from a loss of real efficiencies that banks get from being unified, and how much is from the elimination of a subsidy a tricky question.
"Multiple solitudes are being unified in the most profound redesign of a downtown in the 20th or 21st century so far," said Kenneth J. Greenberg, the Toronto-based urban designer who is consulting on this project.
It is not easy to specify any relation among unified contents or acts of experiencing (beyond their being unified) that is required for them to be unified.
Unified consciousness is not just singular, it is unified.
"He's unified the organization.
But they must be unified".
