Sentence examples for institutional unity from inspiring English sources
Peter Jensen, general secretary of Gafcon, a group of conservative Anglican churches formed to "guard and proclaim the unchanging Gospel", said in a new year message: "Truth matters even more than institutional unity".
The Rev Andrew Symes, of Anglican Mainstream, the largest conservative grouping organisation in the Church of England, said: "There is a difference between an institutional unity and a confessional unity.
The social dimension of the epistemology of scientific disciplines relies on institutional unity.
The conservative wing, Global Anglican Future, is led by the Australian Peter Jensen, who insists that unfailing allegiance to traditional marriage rites ought to trump institutional unity.
The report measured race relations, equality and equity, institutional integrity, unity and historical acceptance.
Twenty-five yeafterfthe thestablishmentnt of the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation, the report takes a look at what has been achieved by the reconciliation movement so far, breaking things down into five interrelated categories: race relations, equality and equity, institutional integrity, unity, and historical acceptance.
Disunity over Iraq comes as Europe strives for greater institutional and political unity.
She is the unifying symbol of national unity, unsullied by widespread institutional failure, to the six million said to have joined street parties and poured into ceremonial London.
One is its difficulty balancing democratic accountability against its institutional drive to further the cause of unity.
Such institutional arrangements include the Organisation of Africa Unity established in 1960 and disbanded in 2002 and replaced by the African Union (AU), and the African Economic Community (AEC) established in 1991 (SADC 2003; AU 2004).
