Sentence examples for unification effect from inspiring English sources

But their unification effect is debatable.

Before the unification took effect, however, Urquiza was succeeded in the presidency by Santiago Derqui.

Between 1873, when the law promulgating the unification went into effect, and the communist takeover after World War II, Budapest enjoyed self-government.

What it could not abide would be unification by force.

Shamefully, South Korea also keeps quiet about close to 500 of its citizens thought to have been abducted over the years by North Korean agents.Now South Korea's unification minister has in effect said sorry to North Korea for the embarrassment caused last July when 468 refugees who had fetched up in Vietnam were flown to the South: there will be no more such large-scale rescues, he said.

Also, further research is necessary to test hypotheses suggested by the model, such as the effect of unification and support on nurses' self-confidence and authority, as well as the interaction of the organizational structure and nurses' self-confidence in applying their professional knowledge.

Among the many things he learns in 2086 is that Edward, Duke of Windsor effected the unification of a United Europe.

By a series of laws enacted in 1865, these moderate notables effected legislative unification and established firm central control over the provinces and the communes through the appointment of handpicked regional prefects.

Any remaining gap between Europe's and America's economic performance in recent years is due largely to problems in Germany, which is still trying to recover from the economic effects of unification.

At this point, a question implied at the end of the previous subsection arises, namely what is effecting the unification in chaos explanations?

This interfield theory effected a unification of these two fields but Mendelian genetics and cytology were not reduced to each other, nor did the interfield theory reduce both fields.