Scientific reduction became an important topic in the philosophy of science within the context of a general interest in the unity of science, and it was inspired by specific alleged cases of successful reductions.
In an odd way, Mr. Bush has abetted the Democratic strategy by opting to stay out of the political fray in the interest of preserving unity on the war against terrorism.
The assemblywoman, Audrey I. Pheffer, said she reached the decision late Sunday night in the interest of party unity, just hours before the executive committee of the Queens Democratic Party was scheduled to convene and endorse City Councilwoman Helen M. Marshall for the job.
His convening of both the Synod of Arles and the First Council of Nicaea indicated his interest in the unity of the Church, and showcased his claim to be its head.
We also have an interest in the unity of philosophy, that might be frustrated if practical and theoretical reason did not stand in a definite hierarchy.
At the least, David believed, Beachwood would accept the campus in the interest of communal unity.
The Devils' president, Lou Lamoriello, and Toronto's, Brian Burke, said they voted in the interest of league unity but weren't thrilled with the new setup.
Bayard's supporters were disappointed, but he supported the ticket as usual, in the interest of party unity.
The next month, he announced that in the interest of national unity and economic development, TANU had decided that Tanganyika would now be a one-party state.
When it is Mr Blair reminding them that voting Conservative carries its own risks, that it could damage their economic well-being, perhaps that might impress such Britons a bit.In the interest of Labour Party unity, Mr Blair will be staying well away from the many tricky areas where he and Mr Miliband disagree, encompassing much foreign and economic policy.
