The truth is, we're all in it together and we will only address the challenges facing us with a unity of purpose.
"By working together, we will create a unity of purpose for Welsh professional rugby which will be underpinned by collective management, enhanced with greater central resources and structured to ensure effective decision-making.
And how sad it is that three short years after our nation pulled together with a sense of unity, we have gone back to dividing ourselves by the place of our birth or the birth of our long-past relatives.
"We have chosen strength, we have chosen optimism, we have chosen freedom, we have chosen to move forward together with a level of unity that is unmatched in any American city," Cornett said at the ceremony, held on a cool, overcast morning.
"We have seen the country come together with a sense of celebration and unity but also tremendous resilience, resilience from people who want to celebrate despite the weather and resilience, of course, from Her Majesty - nothing stops her doing the job she does," the prime minister said.
A church is defined as a community founded in a unity of faith, a sacramental fellowship of all members with Christ as Lord, and a unity of government.
This relation is another instance of opposites held together in a unity, a kind of "self-identity of contradictories," but this time not a symmetrical one.
A unity of understandable anger.
He has pledged a "unity of effort" between the civilian and military operations, and he met with Ambassador Eikenberry at a NATO meeting in Brussels so the two of them could fly into Kabul together on Friday.
Sometimes a unity of purpose prevails.
