Sentence examples for threatened the unity from inspiring English sources

Nationalists were horrified by Mr. Turk's use of Kurdish, saying that languages other than Turkish threatened the unity of the country.

The theological position of the Jansenists is difficult to define; but Louis, who was no theologian, was content with the simple fact that these zealous Catholics had taken up an unorthodox position that threatened the unity of the state.

Concurrent to the building of the frontier wall was the destruction of the walls within China that used to divide one warring state from another — contrary to the outer walls, which were built to stabilize the newly united China, the inner walls threatened the unity of the empire.

Mr. Chevenement has argued for several weeks that Mr. Jospin's plan threatens the unity of France.

Defections among low-level soldiers have increased in the past couple of weeks but have yet to threaten the unity of the army.

The consideration of two House members threatens the unity of four freshman members who have stuck together through tough votes and battles with House Republican leadership.

But a few hours after Mr. Alvarez had resigned, Mr. Flamarique resigned, saying he did not want to threaten the unity of the governing coalition further.

He would not allow any threat to break up the country, or any concept of federalization that could threaten the unity of Macedonia, he added.

Years of economic mismanagement and self-devouring corruption have not only deprived it of authority in the region, they have deepened the economic, religious and ethnic rifts that threaten the unity of the country.

The effect has been to threaten the unity of the ruling party, as well as send ripples across the Taiwan Strait".We can't just muddle our way through this," Mr Ma said on September 8th.

Finland is the most vivid example of the way parochial domestic politics can become Continental problems, threatening the unity of the 17 euro zone members as they face their deepest crisis ever.