Sentence examples for indivisible for from inspiring English sources

The results of our poll suggest the issues are indivisible for many.

The group's goal was to give a bird's-eye view of the growth of the settlements and outposts across the hilltops, and to argue that if the settlements do not stop spreading, the land between the Jordan River and the sea will soon become indivisible for all practical purposes, and the two-state option will cease to exist.

Lincoln gave everything so this nation had an opportunity to survive as one nation, under god, indivisible, for liberty and justice for all.

If it were up to Trump and the GOP, the Pledge of Allegiance would be amended to say, "one white nation, under one white God, indivisible, for liberty and justice for white people".

Mario Cuomo laid out the task for Democrats in the 1984 election: "We must convince them that we don't have to settle for two cities, that we can have one city, indivisible, shining for all of its people".

The Russian position is simple: European missile defenses should be based on equal participation and a common indivisible security for all the countries of the continent.

The progressive organizations and labor unions sponsoring the march include Indivisible, Americans for Tax Fairness, MoveOn.org, Public Citizen, Demos, Credo, the Working Families Party, the National Women's Law Center and the American Federation of Teachers.

With Help for Heroes seemingly becoming the charity of choice for everyone, it feels as though sympathy for soldiers whose lives have been devastated by war has become indivisible from jingoistic support for our government's military adventures overseas.

No compromise is possible between these two positions: you either believe equality for women should take second place to equality generally, or you believe equality for women is indivisible from general equality.

In fact, they are indivisible ("After Treatment for Mental Illness, Fight for Insurance Often Follows," July 30).

The physical indivisibility of the atoms seems to be independent of the argument for indivisible magnitudes, since the solidity of atoms the fact that there is no void within them is said to be the reason why they cannot be split.