Sentence examples for commitment to unification from inspiring English sources
Waters (1990) challenges the commitment to unification that implies there is explanatory loss in appealing to the multiply realized "gory details" of molecular biology.
In his Proclamation to the Lombard-Venetian people, Charles Albert said "... in order to show more clearly with exterior signs the commitment to Italian unification, We want that Our troops... have the Savoy shield placed on the Italian tricolour flag".
After unification, the state's commitment to the draft became increasingly symbolic.
Yet shortly thereafter, partly due to problems with the unification program, Parsons abandoned his commitment to both methodological individualism and action theory, adopting a purely systems-theoretic view.
Whatever Beijing's fantasies about unification, it is not likely to happen soon — and maybe not ever — given Taiwan's strong commitment to political and economic freedom.
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
As part of Park's preparations – which some attribute to a genuine commitment to reunification and others dismiss as an attempt to boost political support at home – members of her committee's four working groups gather two or three times each month to discuss unification.
His commitment to hygiene is laudable.
"We have a commitment to winning here.
Scaling down Japan's commitment to Afghanistan.
