Sentence examples for that disunited from inspiring English sources

When, several generations later, the ruler of Mataram destroyed the coastal states, he was ultimately seeking to destroy the forces that disunited Java.

Were they not, for some 70 years, all Yugoslavs, united by the long history of alien rule that preceded that country's invention soon after the first world war?So they were—except that it was exactly alien rule that disunited them.

He added that "disunited parties are parties that the public worry about" and that the Labour Party would "go forward... united".

But that is not its most serious problem.What sank the centre-left Prodi government between 2006 and 2008 was that it was disunited.

The successful revolt within China against its ruling Manchu dynasty in 1912 gave the Tibetans the opportunity to dispel the disunited Chinese troops, and the Dalai Lama reigned as head of a sovereign state.

The fact is that Labour was lamentably unprepared, disunited on the merits of coalition, and never accepted that give and take would always be of the essence of it.

That wing is disunited to the point of dysfunction and will need time to absorb their unexpected victory.

It is clearly true that Iran's élites are disunited, but to place great emphasis on this fact is misleading.

"We just would like to show the world that we are not as disunited as people might think," Mr. Rutazibwa said.

But it was a timely reminder to voters that the governing party is disheartened and disunited (see Bagehot).Until that moment, the Tories had seemed to be having the worst of the opening stages of the election campaign, which was unofficially launched this week.

There are plenty of bands that can go ahead and stay disunited.