Sentence examples for reunification in which from inspiring English sources

It's a cryptic episode alluding allegorically to issues of German reunification, in which a woman visits an aging eagle at a zoo, frees it from its cage, makes erotic overtures, becomes disgusted, and kills it.

Most of the immigrants now are part of what one consular official called "an expanding pyramid" of family reunification in which refugee citizens reach back to their homeland to bring their parents, children, siblings and spouses -- who eventually will send for more relatives.

Truth be told, the South doesn't try all that hard to integrate them into South Korean society — which brings up the question of what the South would do in the event of a reunification in which they might have to integrate 25 million North Koreans.

By one account, Germany's drift toward global standards began with reunification in 1990, which imposed a colossal financial burden on the country.

This allowed us to study a longer period after reunification in 1990, which caused a drastic reduction in birth counts.

The reunification of Germany brought the university a major restructuring period in which many staff and faculty members lost their posts.

Except for the few natural experiments, like the East-West German reunification (Svallfors, 2010), there are few opportunities to study instances in which we can follow how attitudes adapt to a new context or cultural changes.

But DB was privatised after German reunification in 1994 and is a fine example of a private joint stock company in which the state remains the largest stakeholder.

This is possibly because the host states want to avoid situations in which a woman's husband is found later and then applies for asylum through family reunification.

In February 2013 he published an op-ed in the Financial Times titled, "China should abandon North Korea", in which he criticised China's longstanding alliance with North Korea and said China should instead push for reunification of the Korean peninsula.

Aiming for long term solutions In addition to the reunification programme, which is part of a wider alternative care programme, UNICEF is also supporting the Government in other child protection areas.