Sentence examples for to reunification from inspiring English sources
noun
The unification of something that was previously divided; used especially of a country.
The path to reunification is potentially perilous.
Beijing's pressured approach to reunification is not productive.
In 1989 a Green Party opposed to reunification was established in East Germany.
But Denktash remained resolute, preferring the option of partition to reunification.
The perpetual bugbear of America's friendship with Taiwan is seen as an obstacle to "reunification" with the island.
Both sides have sparred over ownership of the gas, creating another obstacle to reunification rather than an incentive to cooperate.
Given the high relevance that is attributed to German reunification to test the economic stress hypothesis (ESH), we will re-evaluate this case using richer data and more refined analytical methods that address these statistical challenges.
At its inception, the euro was a condition the French posed to agree to German reunification.
Now, Ms. Redstone's attentions appear to be turned to the reunification of Viacom and CBS.
State media have published calls for China to be ready to achieve reunification by force if necessary.
This is reflected in the states' attempts to make access to family reunification, permanent residency, or even citizenship more difficult.
