Sentence examples for called a unity from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, the new president, Mohammed Waheed Hassan, moved forward with what he called a unity government, which lacked the backing of Mr. Nasheed.

They are an invention of Renaissance critics, some of whom went even further, insisting also on what might be called a unity of mood.

On June 17th, the official North Korean media said letters had been passed through Panmunjom proposing that something called a "unity festival" should be held in the village in August.

The group will be led by Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa, who on Monday met with three other uncommitted Democratic senators — Ken Salazar of Colorado, Thomas R. Carper of Delaware and Benjamin L. Cardin of Maryland — at the offices of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee in what Mr. Salazar called a unity session.

According to news reports, Ryan told Republicans at a closed-door meeting Tuesday night that he will only run as something called a "unity candidate," which means that before he even puts his name on the ballot, he wants the endorsement of every major Republican caucus.

He added that calling a unity government "technocratic does not solve anything".

Everything coheres and pulls in the same direction: toward the smiling face of Kim Jung-un, what Cathcart calls a "unity of expression.

In presenting his broad coalition government to Parliament, he called for a "unity of hearts" and for endurance among Israelis.

There is a sort of unity between the republican left and the republican right," he said, noting that President François Hollande has called for a unity rally this weekend.

(Similarly, Sinn Féin has called for a "unity referendum" in the case of a hard, Good Friday-incompatible Brexit). Referendums can beget more referendums.

This crucial distinction hinges on the difference between a "mere aggregate" and what Leibniz sometimes calls an "organic unity" or an organism.