Sentence examples for the price of unity from inspiring English sources

"Patronage is the price of unity".

The region's leaders are struggling to appease voters questioning the price of unity in the euro currency union after three years of financial turmoil.

But the price of unity is obduracy: Mr Milosevic may now find it easier to make gestures; Mr Rugova will find it harder to respond.If negotiations did begin, splits among Kosovo's leaders would again matter.

The price of a unity government would be the departure of the hated Ethiopian troops but it is no longer a precondition.

The largely African- and American-led opposition to same sex marriage and gay clergy has insisted that US and Canadian churches be brought into line as the price of the continuing unity of the Anglican Church.

There was always a risk that while the Soviets would accept unification, they could delay Germany's international settlement or impose limits as a price of unity.

More especially, it has been argued that false propositions in re could not be unities: that the price of unifying a proposition at the level of reference would be to make it true (Dodd 2008a: 165).

He preserved unity, but at the price of theological gridlock.

It's doing so by integrating them, lowering the price of entry, and working with folks like Unity to open as many doors as possible are open, and stay that way.

In this context, the price of y is the numeraire and set to unity.

Egypt's close-to-unity own-price elasticity implied that if Egypt reduces (increases) the price of its orange exports to Russia by 1 %, its market share increases (decreases) by 0.987 %.