Sentence examples for from the unification from inspiring English sources

The De Montfort of today has emerged from the unification of a wide range of specialist institutions and has an impressive way of re-inventing itself.

It is the party of choice for losers from the unification of East and West Germany, and those who think they are suffering from globalisation.

They acquired AmericanLife TV from the Unification Church, and plan "family friendly programming," including R-rated movieditedted for a G-rated audience.

The book's weakness is that it tries to cover too much, from the unification of Spain to the 18th-century revitalisation of the empire under the French Bourbon kings.

Northern Indian merchants now benefited from the unification of the Central Asian steppes, which from 1250 until about 1350 (following an initially quite destructive Mongol impact) opened up a new and secure trade route from India to China and the Black Sea.

"We got our wind from the unification [of East and West Germany in 1990]," recalls Jagdfeld.

In a wild, winging-from-the-waist unification brawl, a fight that brought the people at the Pechanga Resort and Casino to their feet several times, Mayorga kept his 147-pound World Boxing Association championship belt and added Forrest's World Boxing Council title.

Note that the theorem prover not only establishes that there is a flight between Toronto and Rome but it can also come up with an actual itinerary, Toronto-London-Rome, by extracting it from the unifications used in the proof.

This was a national liberation — like Italy liberating itself from Austria, like the unification of Germany in the nineteenth century.

Around 500,000 people in East Germany were dismissed from their duties after the unification.

Focus had been shifted from dealing specifically with the unification issue to a more general review of development partner's involvement in the health sector.