Sentence examples for issues of unity from inspiring English sources

After interracial riots in 1977 between the Sinhalese and Tamils, de Silva became deeply involved in issues of unity and reconciliation between the two cultures.

I agree that the Republican Party has troublesome issues of unity, that the front-runners would be poor choices for president, and that the GOP is not dealing with the situation well.

Some may regard this as a trivial point but the issue of unity, or lack of it, between players and captain was a constant Ryder Cup talking point.

He also said, in an ambiguous statement that, given his background, seemed to be half an olive branch, "We believe that the leaders on both sides possess enough wisdom and creativity to jointly deal with the question of a future 'one China.' " Beijing, in an unusually quick response, predictably called Mr. Chen "insincere" on the central issue of unity.

Third, is the related issues of the unity of science and reduction.

The National Unity Preschools JAPNINN) addressed the issue of national unity through teacher training and curriculum for unity.

Yet the issue of national unity is overriding, and to Ignatieff the Prime Minister is secondarily a policy-pusher and primarily a unity-builder: "The ultimate responsibility of a federal politician in a country like Canada is to choose words and actions that maintain the unity of the political system you're in.

"This is an issue of Iraqi unity.

Then there's that squishy issue of national unity.

Harper has seized upon this fear by sensationalising their involvement, arguing that it is an issue of "national unity" to get the Bloc out of the new coalition, lest they otherwise gain a key position from which to push for full-blown independence for Quebec.

Various aspects of this issue of the unity of substantial form preoccupied medieval philosophers.