Sentence examples for has to be unity from inspiring English sources

With optimal CWmin settings, both slow and fast vehicles are assured to get equal chances of communication with the RSU and hence the ratio z F / z S has to be unity.

"There has to be unity in our party," he told delegates Friday.

"And really, I'm speaking to the people in this room, because there has to be unity in our party".

There has to be unity between the chief, the [health] workers and people, then work progresses well.' And if necessary government force could be deployed: 'a chief … knows the people in this area.

"There has to be as much unity of effort achieved in the overall international effort in complete conjunction with the national government as this moves forward," he said.

In order to observe contrast enhancement in tissue, Eq. (7) has to be greater than unity.

But as Lord Charles Powell, a distinguished and keen U.K. analyst of foreign policy, pointed out in the Wall Street Journal: "Our highest priority … has to be to maintain the unity of the coalition against terrorism".

There were a number of different secession movements in Europe, he said, adding: "There will be cases that are just and others that are unjust, but the secession of a nation without a history of forced unity has to be handled with tweezers and analysed case by case".

Thus, Patch L, which cannot creep coherently because the brittleness is larger than unity, has to be ruptured by its own large nucleation (Figure 2a).

Thus reality consists in what has to be taken as the undifferentiated unity of these modes of sentient experience before these modes make their appearance as different aspects of experience.

"The prime minister thinks the Western Wall has to be a site that expresses the unity of the Jewish people, both inside Israel and outside the state of Israel," Ron Dermer, Mr. Netanyahu's senior adviser, said in an interview on Tuesday.