Sentence examples for the disunity of from inspiring English sources

Many were appalled by the disunity of the previous, centre-left government.

First on that list is bringing this nation back together after the disunity of recent weeks and months.

From a military perspective, Isis thrived on the disunity of the Syrian rebels and the inconsistencies of their backers.

To make sure the disunity of 1994-95 did not happen again, Bettman engineered a change in the voting rules: if he was against a settlement, he could be overruled only by a vote of three-quarters of the owners.

Before his rule, a major reason for the success of the Crusaders was the disunity of the Muslim rulers of the region, who were unable to present a unified military front against the invaders.

He likes to emphasize what he calls "the disunity of science," arguing that the border skirmishes and "shootouts" between overlapping subcultures and disciplines inside and outside the laboratory give science its strength and coherence.

The Ögedei line sought to exploit the disunity to advance the interests of their own family.

Unlike Ficino and Pico, who were syncretic and irenic in spirit, arguing that in the end all philosophies are in agreement, De vanitate emphasizes the irreconcilable disunity of the ancient philosophical schools.

In an interview, he depicted his vision of ending the famed disunity of the Italian business arena, a tumult that stymies many small- and medium-sized concerns struggling to compete internationally.

In all elections that have been held since the end of the 1992-1995 war, the country's different communities have almost invariably voted along ethnic lines, with nationalist parties usually doing better than more moderate ones - a tendency which has inevitably reinforced the ingrained disunity of the Bosnian state.

"I'm here to see whether I am in a position to facilitate taking the club forward," said King. "To get rid of the disunity and lack of harmony both at board level and between the board and the fans".