Sentence examples for efforts at unification from inspiring English sources

Efforts at unification have in fact followed both lines.

Although his efforts at unification failed, John's trip to Italy was not without some benefit and was an important event in the history of the Italian Renaissance.

In no other branch of international trade have the efforts at unification of law been more successful than in that of letters of credit.

Recall that, according to Kitcher, causal knowledge derives from our efforts at unification.

His response to this observation is to hold that most people acquire causal knowledge by absorbing the "lore" of their communities, where this lore does reflect previous systematic efforts at unification.

Finally, a fundamental problem with unificationist models is that the content of our causal judgments does not seem to fall out of our efforts at unification, at least when unification is understood along the lines advocated by Kitcher.

And it is all the more compelling these days in the face of intensifying efforts at European unification.

That 1870 declaration making Christmas an official holiday was President Ulysses S. Grant's attempt at unification.

Nevertheless, this activity allowed us to bring the currently available documents together in an attempt at unification.

The museum seems to reflect that in its efforts at conciliation and unification.

Therefore, Meccan efforts at centralization and unification might well have been transient, especially because they were not reinforced by any stronger power and because they depended almost entirely on the prosperity of a trade route that had been formerly controlled at its southern terminus and could be controlled elsewhere in the future, or exclude Mecca entirely.