Sentence examples for indivisible unity from inspiring English sources

The results emphasized the indivisible unity of body and mind.

On Nov. 16, Abdurrahman Yalcinkaya, chief prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals, applied to the Constitutional Court to ban the D.T.P., arguing that it is merely a suit-and-tie-clad front for the P.K.K. "The party in question has become a base for activities which aim at the independence of the state and its indivisible unity," the prosecutor wrote in his statement.

'Analytical thought' intellect, thought in its secondary role may begin with the same experience, but instead of being 'an indivisible unity it becomes a manifold, a network of things with relations between them' (253).

The Han ethnicity continued to grow by assimilating elements of other ethnicities, and continued to penetrate into their territories, constituting a connected and cohesive network, laying the foundation for an indivisible unity resulting from the integration of diverse ethnicities within the territory, forming an ethnicity-in-itself with a shared ethnic consciousness, known as the Chinese nation.

In United States Jewry, 1776-1985, the dean of American Jewish historians, Jacob Rader Marcus, unfolds the history of Jewish immigration, segregation, and integration; of Jewry's cultural exclusiveness and assimilation; of its internal division and indivisible unity; and of its role in the making of America.

"We will surely eliminate all terror organizations that target our state, our nation and the indivisible unity of our country," Yildirim said in televised remarks at the mausoleum.

The unity criterion implies a distinction between creatures that are true, indivisible unities, and creatures that are mere accidental unities, or "aggregates".

This week's departure initiation comes just days after EU members gathered to celebrate the bloc's 60th anniversary on Saturday in Rome, where they reaffirmed their commitment to being "undivided and indivisible" in unity.

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

Emerson, alarmed by the excesses of the French Revolution, wrote, "In France 'fraternity,'equalityty' and 'indivisible unity' are names for assassination".

I'm issuing a call to our general assembly that it affirm that Africa is one and indivisible, that we work towards the unity of Africa together..