Sentence examples for quick reunification from inspiring English sources

South Koreans do not trust Kim or Trump, or believe in the possibility of a quick reunification.

"People of my age group are not in favor of quick reunification," said Kim Sinae, a 21-year-old Spanish major at Duksung Women's University in Seoul.

But a vociferous minority in East Germany has begun demanding quick reunification, arguing that this is the only cure for East Germany's relative backwardness.

The very fact that Seoul does not desire a quick reunification should reassure a post-Kim Jong Il government that it could hang on to power during a long-term transition.

The article wondered whether the curators there weren't maybe being a little parochial and spiteful, and afraid "to revise overly quick judgments made in the years after the reunification of Germany".

Having encouraged and applauded Germany's (probably over-hasty) rush to reunification, the western governments and their people should now avoid pressing for quick results or drawing too early dire conclusions.

A German official said afterward that "we can expect quick results on certain issues" and also expressed optimism about resolving questions on German reunification, which is linked closely to conventional-forces talks.

The judge has been critical of some of the Trump administration's statements and procedures during the reunification process, particularly a declaration by Department of Health and Human Services official Chris Meekins on Friday saying quicker vetting would put children at risk.

No one wants to kill NATO, and there are serious efforts under way to transform it -- to make it quicker, more mobile, more precise and more effective, even as it enlarges to complete the reunification of Europe and develops a new relationship with Russia.

Some predict reunification with the mainland at some point in the distant future, and all reject a quick bid for independence as too damaging for business.

Even supporters of parties that want to slow the pace of reunification and make it take place on more equal terms believe that those favoring a quick merger and the rapid spread of West German prosperity are in the majority.