In a statement, Bob and Jani Bergdahl, the captive soldier's parents, said they welcomed the development and applaud the "unity of purpose and resolve" being shown by the White House and other US agencies in freeing their son.
In order to secure the equality and unity of ethnic groups, the central government introduced a series of policies to promote economic and social development for them.
The church's unity becomes essential for the renewal and unity of the human family.
To grasp the link between selfhood and "unity of consciousness," consider the following example.
Now the unity of a narrative requires unity of character, and unity of character presupposes strict, numerical personal identity.
These principles were called, respectively, unity of action, unity of place, and unity of time.
Their opponents, the Neo-Ghibellines, saw the pope as a barrier to the development of Italian unity.
Starting in 1953, when popular uprisings swept East Germany, a liberalizing trend was visible in the pages of Neues Deutschland, but by 1958 it had reverted to its traditional role in the development of party unity.
But shortly after partition with Pakistan in 1947, efforts to reform Shariah in India became secondary to the new country's primary goals of economic development and national unity.
This weaker model of unity emphasized empiricism and the normative unity of the natural and the human sciences.
