Sentence examples for rapid unification from inspiring English sources

Rapid unification could also import political instability into West Germany.

Bonn and Washington had agreed that it should center on the rapid unification of Germany.

Rapid unification would mean reducing benefit levels for West Germans, or raising taxes.

The visiting German leader is expected to contend that only rapid unification can avert the economic and political collapse of East Germany and stem the flood tide of East Germans leaving for West Germany.

Rapid unification could bankrupt South Korea, even though its own economy has recovered rapidly from the battering it received during the 1997-98 Asian economic crisis.Yet unification could be decades away, according to the South's president.

Phenomena of rapid unification of initially diversified populations and diversification of initially homogeneous populations followed by a movement of a cluster-like population towards the neighborhood of an optimum, observed previously for two-element populations, were confirmed.

Establishing a single currency for the two Germanys is considered a crucial step in merging the economies of the two nations, thus increasing the likelihood of a rapid political unification.

The considerations outlined in this paragraph motivated us to evaluate higher random volatility in the East German SRB due to the rapid post-unification fertility decline as an alternative explanation for the low East German SRB in 1991.

So in Ottawa this week, the Soviet Union meekly joined the United States, Britain and France in agreeing with the Germans to a rapid schedule for unification.

This remarkable and very rapid military-bureaucratic unification of the steppe was complemented by conquest of most of the civilized lands adjacent to the steppe.

WARSAW, March 19 (Special to The New York Times) - Poland reacted cautiously tonight to the conservative victory in East Germany's elections, reflecting a satisfaction over the rejection of Communism tempered with unease over the rapid pace of German unification.