In particular, its members need to create a structure that turns the group into an unified entity in the sense that it is made the subject of attitudes they together accept and are committed to act on.
While everyone agrees that it will take years to forge the euro zone into a unified entity with some of the federal aspects of the United States, elements of a banking union could be put into place quickly, said Mr. Orphanides, a former high-ranking economist at the Federal Reserve.
Until the 1970s the idea of the world as a single, unified entity was no more than that an idea.
Mr. Souzay and his excellent ac companist, Dalton Baldwin, pre sented the cycle as a unified entity rather than a mere col lection of pretty tunes, and the two artists made a compelling case for this rarely encountered approach.
The Republic of (South) Vietnam is commonly viewed as a unified entity throughout the two decades (1955 75) during which the United States was its main ally.
While we humans place political borders, the Earth is a unified entity.
Although these are important concepts, they can reflect a naive sense of the team as a unified entity rather than as a collection of individuals with distinct professional identities based on different models of care, skills, economic circumstances and political agendas.
The two sides of the strait belong to one unified entity," she said.
Unlike traditional heating systems and other renewables, each ground source heat pump installation forms a unified entity with the complex environmental system of the subsurface.
There are sound theoretical reasons for these rituals of ownership and trade, the most basic of which is that the 'team' is not a unified entity but rather a compilation of individuals with distinct professional identities: intensivist, nurse, respiratory therapist, resident, and so on.
