Sentence examples for more unitary from inspiring English sources

Geographic counties may also include one or more unitary authorities.

It just feels more unitary and dramatic at certain times than at others.

More "unitary authorities" will assume the powers available to municipal government.

However, five of the former administrative counties of England were abolished completely and replaced by one or more unitary authorities.

He added that more unitary authorities, and sharing managers and facilities with other local bodies such as primary care trusts, are highly likely to be needed to save money.

Each geographic county either is coterminous with a metropolitan county or encompasses one or more unitary authorities, often together with the administrative county with which they are historically associated.

In the list of six candidates to chair the BBC's new, more powerful unitary board, appears William Shawcross, author of an admiring biography of Rupert Murdoch.

Most countries fall somewhere in between the two extremes states can be more or less unitary or more or less federal.

By consensus, historians have come to reject the idea of a more or less unitary Inquisition, as it was traced by the Philadelphia historian Henry Charles Lea, a century ago: rather, there were many inquisitions, started and stopped in various places under independent authority and without any single program or control.

"We do tend to spend more than other unitary authorities of a similar size and we are looking into the detail of that".

While the Kojiki presents a more or less unitary narrative, the Nihon shoki brings together a number of variant forms of the story of Japan's mythic past.