Sentence examples for indivisible state from inspiring English sources

He considered the broader historical region known as Turkistan to be a single, indivisible state with a common historical and cultural identity, and he opposed the imposition of the proletarian revolution exported from Russia.

Tymoshenko regards Ukraine as a "unitary and indivisible state".

The whole journey is a journey of imagination, where the original indivisible state of God imagines becoming countless individualized souls which he likens to bubbles within an infinite ocean.

In fact, Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov stated recently its readiness to accept a conflict settlement, based on the principles repeatedly highlighted in Chisinau: territorial integrity, indivisible state and constitutional neutrality.

He believed in an indivisible nation where the people would give their loyalty not to any state but to the nation.

Onward Together supports groups like Swing Left and Indivisible, but these state party leaders complained that the sale undervalued their vital role in the system.

She frequently cited his claim that "justice is indivisible," and often stated that she took inspiration from his inclusive dream and the awful ways it remained unfulfilled.

And in 1954 Congress changed "one nation indivisible" into "one nation under God, indivisible".

Common Core seeks to resolve the issue of 'one nation, under God, indivisible' by matter of state boundaries.

After four days of deliberations, the constitutional court in Ankara ruled the Democratic Society party (DTP) "a focal point for terrorism against the indivisible integrity of the state".

The Malian government's chief negotiator, Tiébilé Dramé, said Tuesday night that "the agreement re-establishes the international consensus that Malian territory is indivisible and that the state is secular".