It was not hard to decode last week's statement by Jacques Chirac, France's president, that, after the American election, Europe has "more need than ever to reinforce its unity and dynamism".
Mr. Lee's warning against North Korean provocations came amid fears that the North, as it has in the past, might attempt military or terrorist attacks on the South to reinforce internal unity at a time of sensitive transition and to boost a new leader's military credentials.
Mr. Lee's warning against North Korea's provocations came amid fears that the North, as it often has, might attempt military or terrorist attacks on the South to reinforce internal unity at a time of sensitive transition and to boost a new leader's military credentials.
A mother with a permissive parenting style can reinforce this unity by never saying yes to a child without first saying, "I'll talk to your dad see what he says and then we can discuss it as a family", because we know otherwise she'll just say, "yes".
Reinforcing family unity has long been a fundamental tenet of sound immigration policy: Family unity and the support networks it engenders contribute to a stable community and healthy society.
Once again, economic growth would be fostered with actions that also reinforced European unity.
"The intriguing thing," comments Mr Ahtisaari, with not a little hint of satisfaction, "is that the Russian attitude has reinforced the unity of the EU.
But this Russian aggression had reinforced the unity of the US and its European allies, he added.
It also takes the functions to inherit and carry forward Chinese cultures, strengthen people's national identity, and reinforce people's unity.
If there's a single impression that all political campaigns try to reinforce, it's one of unity: it's important that all the aspects of a candidate's life seem related and integrated, with each experience flowing into the next in a slow, inevitable build toward greatness.
