Sentence examples for temporary union from inspiring English sources

Conjugation (temporary union for the exchange of nuclear material) is the usual method of sexual generation.

Conjugation consists of the temporary union of two organisms and the exchange of micronuclear elements.

The states were prepared to form a provisional and temporary union as a way to win the war.

Its temporary union with the MoMA atrium proves that all sorts of clouds, architectural and otherwise, can have silver linings.

The French Revolution and the Napoleonic period, followed by Belgium's temporary union with The Netherlands (1815 30), reversed the general decline in trade of the 18th century.

In September 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson named him ambassador to what was then the United Arab Republic, the temporary union of Egypt and Syria.

The approval followed conciliatory gestures by North Korea, including a plan to resume a Red Cross program of arranging temporary unions of families split by the 1950-53 Korean War.

This will entail a degree of cohesion between euro zone states that reflects a political union rather than a temporary marriage of convenience.

He said: "A temporary fiscal union may be the endgame, where you have common bond issuance for five years that replaces all individual sovereign bond issuance, after which time that is phased back in over, say, another five years".

According to the plan, the U.K. would negotiate a "temporary customs union" where the current rules regulating the EU's tariff-free trading area would remain in place for up to two years.

In May Colonel Theodore H. Barrett was in temporary command of Union troops at Brazos Santiago Island.