"unbreakable union" is an appropriate phrase to use in written English.
It is often used to describe a relationship or union between two people, groups, or countries that is very strong and unlikely to be severed. For example, you could say, "The unbreakable union between the two countries was solidified with the signing of the peace agreement."
They ignored Stalin, praised Lenin and highlighted Russia's role in welding the "unbreakable union of free-born republics".The union proved anything but.
It refers to Russia as an "eternal union of fraternal peoples," words similar to the old version, which refers to "an unbreakable union" of "peoples in brotherhood strong".
Or is it really still a Soviet land, in which Lenin's embalmed body hogs the spot of honour in Red Square, where Stalin reposes in undisturbed dignity in the Kremlin wall behind, and the national anthem may soon again proclaim "the unbreakable union of Soviet republics?" Bizarre as it may sound, the answer is a bit of both.
It wasn't until I formed an unbreakable union with the reality of my worth that the willingness to tolerate another second of the misery was just... gone.
The "intimate union of marriage, as a mutual giving of two persons, and the good of the children, demand total fidelity from the spouses and require an unbreakable union between them".(Gaudium et spes)".
Greece accounts for barely 2percentt of the euro zone's economic output, but its exit would represent a massive blow to the prestige of the grand project to bind Europe's nations into an unbreakable union.
Creating legendary bonds and unbreakable unions, the lucky ones still persist and proliferate -- perhaps proving to everyone else that there is a way to find everlasting marital balance.
Nor are the structural flaws in the eurozone anywhere near fixed: a course of steroids has been administered to banks by the European Central Bank; there is a little more pooling of countries' resources for bailouts; but the economic and political union widely seen as necessary to put monetary union on unbreakable foundations remains elusive.
Unbreakable or vulnerable?
His equanimity seems unbreakable.
This bond is unbreakable.
