Sentence examples for unification by from inspiring English sources

What it could not abide would be unification by force.

Nevertheless, if there were an attempt at unification by the Communist govt in Pyonguang, the US would defend the South.

He plunged into negotiations aimed at completing Italian unification by the acquisition of territories still held by Austria-Hungary.

They had distrusted democrats and republicans who sought to achieve Italian unification by political revolution and force of arms.

Now the soldiers, whose base has been improved since unification by the investment of more than $80 million, will move on, too.

The unionists could claim that they had seen off unification by getting the Republic of Ireland to drop its constitutional claim on the six counties.

This led to pronounced changes in forest age structure accompanied by stand unification indicated by a sharp decrease in the Shannon index of age diversity.

But Mr. Chirac, it seems, sees France in a decisive struggle to assert its relevance in the new world defined by the end of the cold war, the emergence of the United States as the sole superpower and the changes wrought in Europe by both German unification and by the imminent expansion of the European Union.

In Germany's case, it was the Crimean War — triggered, incidentally, by Napoleon III, following his 1851 coup — that made unification possible by putting an end to the Anglo-Russian condominium underpinning the European, and therefore global, balance of power.

In 1994, 92% of South Koreans considered unification "necessary"; by 2007 that had fallen to 64%, according to research by Seoul National University.

In the Iberian Peninsula he had completed the work of unification begun by the "Catholic Monarchs," Ferdinand and Isabella.