Sentence examples for proposed unity from inspiring English sources

The UN has refused to make its final plan public, but a copy seen by the Guardian details a complicated governance structure designed to give both parliaments vetoes over decisions by a proposed unity government.

Wrangling over Machar's return continues to cast doubt on the viability of a proposed unity government led by two men who have been at war for more than two years and had a poor track record of cooperating even before the conflict.

But now even that man-to-man agreement that Kerry brokered is under severe threat, with the recount halted as spokesmen for the candidates disagree about the procedure, hurl accusations at each other, and voice their leaders' reservations and objections to the proposed unity government.

Pence, meanwhile, was more measured, proposing unity against "the enemies of our freedom".

As victors, Hamas proposed a unity government with Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah as president and offered to give key ministries to Fatah, including that of foreign affairs and finance.

The opposition, led by Morgan Tsvangirai, received a boost when Bernard Kouchner, the French foreign minister, said in a television broadcast that the European Union would insist that Mr. Tsvangirai lead the proposed national unity government.

The Palestinian negotiators offered few details of the proposed transitional unity government, saying that it would be composed of neutral professionals and that the leaders of each side would work out details.

He proposed a unity of music and drama (Gesamtkunstwerk)—a reflection of the programmatic preoccupations of 19th-century composers but its multiplicity of musical and extramusical elements only added to the confusion of musical thought.

Saleh said his ruling party will be "among the principal participants" in the proposed national unity government that is to be formed between his party and opposition parties, who also signed the deal.

Instead, ecumenical witness was made by individuals who courageously spoke and acted against all odds to propose Christian unity.

Proposing political unity with Morocco, in August 1984, Gaddafi and Moroccan monarch Hassan II signed the Oujda Treaty, forming the Arab-African Union; such a union was considered surprising due to the strong political differences and longstanding enmity that existed between the two governments.