Socrates' particular deployment of this general strategy suggests that good actions are those that sustain the virtuous soul (443e) and that the virtuous soul is the one with a maximally unified set of commitments (443d-e, cf. 534b-c).
This would replace our existing system with a unified set of rules for pass-throughs.
But the hope of a unified set of equipment seems to have gone.
The MDGs have achieved a good deal in terms of rallying the world around one unified set of development goals.
Slowly, however, the U.F.C. started repairing the sport's image, working with state athletic commissions, which increasingly began regulating mixed martial arts and establishing a unified set of rules.
The standards build on a 2009 agreement that established a unified set of rules governing fuel economy and carbon dioxide pollution from automobiles and light trucks.
Because of this commonality, many problems can be formulated and solved by using the unified set of ideas and methods that make up the field of optimization.
The principles of just war theory were then understood to be part of a unified set of objective moral principles governing all areas of life.
The new standards build on a historic 2009 agreement that for the first time established a unified set of rules governing both fuel economy and carbon-dioxide pollution.
Social work has a unified set of capabilities which should encourage consistency in practice to ensure that more attention is given to the experience of those who, for example, are making the transition from children's to adult services.
But politics in the rest of Britain, which followed a reasonably unified set of rhythms and responses until the late 20th century, has now headed in a variety of very different directions.
