Sentence examples for form a unified from inspiring English sources

In that same year the Arab Legion, which was a volunteer army, merged with the Jordanian National Guard, a conscripted force, to form a unified Jordanian army.

With Democrats firmly in control of the Assembly, a Democratic majority in the Senate could form a unified legislative front in taking on Gov. George E. Pataki, a Republican, over budgets and other issues.

"The lasting impact of events in Libya will depend on ensuring rebel factions form a unified, civil government that guarantees personal freedoms, and builds a new relationship with the West where we are allies instead of adversaries".

In a village, spheres of life and society are not separated and specialized as they are in an industrialised society, but form a unified, organic whole.

A popular sovereign, it seems, cannot be a Schmittian sovereign, as it will only be able to decide under existing constitutional rules that determine how the people as a collective are to form a unified will.

In a bid to form a unified climate change action plan, some attendees outlined their goals in advance of the meetings.

Following the Federation of Australia in 1901, the amalgamation of the military forces controlled by the six separate, self-governing British colonies to form a unified force controlled by the Commonwealth was an inevitable, albeit slowly realised, consequence, given that the new Constitution of Australia assigned the defence power solely to the Commonwealth.

Vertebrate brains are composed of two hemispheres that receive input, compute, and interact to form a unified response.

The DNA barcode for species identification is a global method that enables the identification of TCM to form a unified international standard.

"But Iraqis want to form a unified government.

Indeed, text and commentary form a unified mosaic.