Sentence examples for the indivisibility from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being indivisible. The state incapable of being divided.
He upheld the indivisibility of Britain and Germany as partners ensuring Europe's stability and prosperity.
In both of those examples, there is a notion of the indivisibility of interests.
The indivisibility of terror had been clarified, incontrovertibly, by the moral precision of Only Connect.
Gowers' interest in jazz and its contemporary US masters followed clearly from his sense of the indivisibility of good music.
The tensions between law and democracy are expressed in the vernacular of the "villains' charter" and the "indivisibility of rights".
On recent visits to Berlin, Paris and Brussels, I was struck by the uncompromising line on the "indivisibility" of the four freedoms – of labour, capital, goods and services.
Workers can supply either one unit of labor, or 0; this binary choice is a simplification, which is in line with the indivisibilities postulated in Hansen (1985).
The physical indivisibility of the atoms seems to be independent of the argument for indivisible magnitudes, since the solidity of atoms the fact that there is no void within them is said to be the reason why they cannot be split.
These costs do not consider the cost indivisibility often found in the transport industry, but will be valid for the use of existing capacity or when capacity can be made available on a short notice e.g. if resources can be allocated from other parts of the firm.
By agreeing, as he apparently did, to Palestinian sovereignty over several Arab neighbourhoods within the municipal border, Mr Barak has tacitly dropped Israel's long insistence on the city's indivisibility, the mantra that it should remain "united forever under Israeli sovereignty".
Particularly, we modify the conventional distribution-based term selection models for structured information due to the "semantic indivisibility", meanwhile we also introduce several transformation term selection models for unstructured information with an additional consideration of ratings when constructing weighting functions.
