Sentence examples for its unification from inspiring English sources

Never!"As Italy approaches the 150th anniversary of its unification next year, it appears that quite a few of his compatriots harbour similar feelings.

Splitting Jerusalem, as it had been split up until its unification during the Six-Day War, is the single gravest risk to Israel's security.

So wholehearted a promise, made again to George Bush in Washington this week, marks a milestone on the long road travelled by Germany since it regained full sovereignty in its foreign affairs after its unification in 1990.

Italy adopted an income tax in 1864 as one of the first products of its unification.

One of Beijing's biggest fears has long been a collapse of North Korea that could result in its unification with South Korea, an American ally.

The document argues that although the statue was commissioned by the Florentine Republic in 1501, Italy became the rightful titleholder after its unification in the 19th century.

Mr. Grass, in turn, uses Fontane-Wuttke and Tallhover-Hoftaller and their collective memories to lead readers through Germany's convulsed history from its first unification in 1871 to its second unification in 1990.

If all these changes in the world's currency landscape weren't dramatic enough, in January 1999, President Carlos Menem suggested that Argentina make its monetary unification with U.S. complete by dumping its CBS and replacing the peso with the U.S. dollar.

The fact that the English physicist can accept disparate models, breaking up the historical continuity of science and even its present unification, is what shocks Duhem; it is what reconfirms for him that English physics is not the work of reason, but the work of imagination.

It also made a difference that Germany, a natural competitor, was preoccupied with its own unification.

Thus, China has an "arduous task to safeguard its national unification, territorial integrity and development interests".