The enduring unity of China has been contingent on writing.
In Leibniz's ontology, what is active is a true, enduring unity and a center of force a substance.
His account of political liberalism addresses the legitimate use of political power in a democracy, aiming to show how enduring unity may be achieved despite the diversity of worldviews that free institutions allow.
But Otto, who had been schooled in a hard and practical court, aimed in his Italian policies at creating an enduring transnational unity in imperial administration under the imperial chancellor.
In the Philosophy of Right, he argues that these states, however imperfectly, combine individual freedom with social unity into one enduring whole.
He even achieved his own trademark, "Genscherism", a term that signified his enduring belief in European unity and the need for east-west cooperation while Europe remained divided; but it also stood for his deceptively informal style of operating, used to great effect to promote his carefully planned, often devious, strategies.
Nevertheless, it gives ground for adding the seventh of the marks of substance mentioned in the Introduction, namely that substances are those enduring particulars that give unity to our spatio-temporal framework and individuation and re-identification of which enables us to locate ourselves in that framework.
Flags flew at half-staff across the country, and the prime minister, John Key, asked the nation's 4.5 million people to join in a show of unity for people "enduring tragedy beyond what most of us can imagine".
The party's ideology has some enduring aspects, notably a commitment to Irish unity, to the Irish language, and to neutrality, though these commitments are essentially aspirational and occasionally merely rhetorical.
The State of the Union is, and almost always has been, in the modern era a spectacle of unity, masking the deep and enduring divisions that have increasingly come to define American society.
From the appearance of iron weaponry in quantity during late antiquity until the fall of Rome, the means with which war was waged and the manner in which it was conducted displayed many enduring characteristics that gave the period surprising unity.
