Sentence examples for unification from from inspiring English sources

The main period of railway construction was about the time of unification, from 1860 until 1873.

But it was the ever-underestimated Kohl who was to seize the moment and pluck unification from the ruins of communism with unexpected skill and speed.

"The tools of unification (from statehood to software) also served as weapons of disintegration -- creating new states and sects, reinforcing old cultures and nations".

Despite the huge investment in eastern Germany -- the new roads, bridges, phones, and so on -- the population has shrunk in the years since the 1990 unification from 9,000 to 6,000, with many people, especially young people, moving to the former West Germany in search of jobs and a better life.

Soon, ethnic rioting broke out between Armenians and Azeris, preventing a solid unification from taking place.

Margaret Thatcher | Unlike George Bush, I was opposed to German unification from early on for the obvious reasons.

For much of the 1990s, the Bundesbank kept interest rates high in response to pressures from German unification and from an expansion in the budget deficit.

Mr. Lee is expected to appoint new culture, health and unification ministers from among Uri stalwarts as early as today.

"I had always believed in the possibility of unification, but from the beginning, I said we have to go slowly and carefully," he recalled.

Brexiters try to imply that European unification descends from Napoleon and Hitler, even though membership has hardly been imposed at the point of a bayonet.

"The new era starts now," she wrote in the Foreign Affairs column of The New York Times in 1990, after German unification emerged from the wreckage of the Communist empire.