Sentence examples for its reunification from inspiring English sources

It showed how bitter the divisions still are between those in the party who think he should be welcomed back within the fold, and those who want to freeze him out for ever.On October 3rd, Germany is due to celebrate the tenth anniversary of its reunification: a chance, therefore, to remind Germans that it was Mr Kohl and the Christian Democrats who brought about that joyous event.

In Germany, which largely owes its reunification to its firm roots in the EU and Nato, Europe-weariness is palpable.

If the one-country-two-systems formula was ever to be an idea that could be sold to Taiwan for its reunification with the mainland, then the government in Beijing should also be concerned.

Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul of Turkey resisted pressure from the European Union on Cyprus, saying Turkey would recognize the island's government only after a full settlement on its reunification.

I haven't been back to Berlin since its reunification and the vast transformations that the city has undergone since, but online photos show that it has been trimmed and tended and is open to the public.

In a grim irony for them, this year's "Jerusalem Day", the date in the lunar Jewish calendar when Israel celebrates its "reunification" of the city after capturing the West Bank in the 1967 war, falls the day after.The 245,000 Palestinians from Jerusalem itself will feel the irony extra sharply.

She praised her government as the country's most successful since its postwar reunification in 1990, despite the challenges it faces.

Ironically, China's violent repression of peaceful democracy-advocates made its own "reunification" more distant.

Germany, still struggling from problems associated with its 1990 reunification, is reeling from 20.5% unemployment in the east.

Its 1997 reunification with China under a policy of 'one country, two systems' has created an ever-shifting power base that works well as a dynamic setting and fertile ground for fiction.  .

Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, a Christian Democrat and former chief of staff to Chancellor Helmut Kohl, responded to suggestions that the country was slipping its post-reunification moorings with this answer: "Germany recognizes its responsibilities concerning the euro area and the integration process leading to a unified Europe.