Sentence examples for its indivisible from inspiring English sources

The report said: "Israeli activities in Jerusalem are in violation of both its road map [peace plan] obligations and international law". Israel has occupied East Jerusalem since the 1967 war, and claims it is part of its "indivisible capital".

For the first time, an Israeli prime minister had negotiated with the Palestinians on the future of the city, which Israel has always claimed as its indivisible capital -- and it was going over quietly.

The Israeli government, which views Jerusalem as its indivisible capital, has ignored such calls.

It was not clear how he would carry out the move, as Israel controls all of Jerusalem and calls the city its indivisible capital.

Israel quit Gaza in 2005 but claims East Jerusalem as its indivisible capital and wants to keep swathes of West Bank settlements under any eventual peace deal with the Palestinians.

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.

In something like the same sense as a discrete entity is made up of its individual units, its "indivisibles", so, it was maintained, a continuum is "composed" of infinitesimal magnitudes, its ultimate parts.

Nothing was distinct, or of its own indivisible nature, nothing was fixed, nothing was demanded: all was wavering spirit and intuition.

They don't go anywhere, do anything, see anyone besides their neighbours, and the town itself doesn't change - an odd choice of set-up for a novelist, but one that permits her to make a suggestion: that it is people in their kitchens, devastating each other softly and for the most part without intent, that constitutes life at its most indivisible.

What is required, rather, is an account of the individuality of any given particular, and this account will explain its being indivisible into subjective parts.

A team of mathematicians has set a new record for factoring a large number into primes, breaking a massive 307-digit number into its three indivisible factors and besting the previous mark by 30 digits.