Sentence examples for cause of unity from inspiring English sources
One is its difficulty balancing democratic accountability against its institutional drive to further the cause of unity.
But they also have what might be called a radical old-fashionedness: every aspect of a picture works double and triple time in the cause of unity.
Therefore it is like asking what in general is the cause of unity and of a thing's being one; for each thing is a unity, and the potential and the actual are somehow one.
Cavour, the undoubtedly brilliant Piedmontese politician, was only a last-minute convert to the cause of unity: when it became evident that Garibaldi was going to conquer Sicily, Cavour thought it best to annex the island to Piedmont.
In the case of all things which have several parts and in which the totality is not, as it were, a mere heap, but the whole is something beside the parts, there is a cause; for even in bodies contact is the cause of unity in some cases, and in others viscosity or some other such quality.
But the prime minister told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that Europe had been a "great cause of unity" among Tories attending their annual conference in Birmingham.
Al-Kindi's philosophical theology thus has two main aspects: a proof that there must be some "true One" that is the cause of the unity in all things, and a discussion of the nature of this true One.
"To return to the difficulty which has been stated with respect both to definitions and to numbers, what is the cause of their unity?
His biggest challenge, however, was to present the ordination in record time of the three former Anglican bishops as doing a service to the cause of church unity.
French Voters Reject European Constitution France decisively rejected a constitution for Europe on Sunday, plunging the country into political disarray and jeopardizing the cause of European unity.
Mr. Clinton delivered his speech after he was given the Charlemagne Award, which is given to a world leader who furthers the cause of European unity.
