Sentence examples for of 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.
Italy adopted an income tax in 1864 as one of the first products of its unification.
As Italy prepares for celebrations in 2011 of the 150th anniversary of its unification, Lega Nord's recent furious invectives feel like insidious venom.
With its rediscovered national symbols, its gracious statuary and grim wastelands, its crumbling Communist apartment blocks and chic cafes, this city on the Elbe provides a fitting emblem of the ambiguities of Germany on the 10th anniversary of its unification.
In 2010, as Italy prepared to commemorate the 150th anniversary of its unification, he published a book-interview called, significantly, and melancholically, Non è il paese che sognavo (It is not the country of which I dreamed).
In 1990 it had been confirmed in a press statement that "The united Germany receives at the moment of its unification its full and unlimited sovereignty" (highlighted by author) meaning at the time that the "four power rights and responsibilities" had been rendered null and void and that Germany's sovereignty over its territory had been fully restored (Gray et al. 1996 245).
This has been mainly due to its unification of the theory of differential and difference equations.
The German question was at the heart of Europe's struggles, from the nation's division in the aftermath of World War II to its unification in 1990.
The process of its subsequent unification was the creation of an empire.
Han Chinese power during the tumultuous post-Tang era was represented by the Song dynasty (9601279), which completed its unification of the Chinese states with the conquest of Wuyue in 971.
The group's support of socialism and its ideal of unification of the arts were concerns shared by other German organizations of this period, notably the Weimar Bauhaus, which was established in 1919 by Gropius.
