The word "unifies" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a verb meaning to bring together to form a whole or to make people or groups or nations come together. You can use it in any context in which you are trying to describe something coming together. Example: The new law unifies the different regulations across the district.
It breeds a special creativity that unifies bands from the region, he thinks.
What unifies this evidence-lite package is the yawning gap between pious aspiration (not-so-pious stuff, too) and the realities it is likely to confront, including the forces – English peers as well as Scottish Nats – determined to block it.
As it emerged from Congress on January 28th, the law unifies a host of disparate regulations and, for the first time, creates "environmental crimes".
This diverted money from close races in Missouri, Minnesota and New Hampshire without doing anything to harm the younger Mr Bush in Florida, who won by 13 points.The other reason why Bush-hatred will keep Mr Bush in the White House is that it unifies and galvanises Mr Bush's own troops.
But she unifies her account with a series of big questions.
Zero Hunger continues, but its importance is likely to be eclipsed by the Family Fund, which unifies a clutch of income-transfer programmes for the poor that had been scattered among various ministries.Education has been hurt by the PT's ideological instincts.
Increasingly "soft" western countries, diminished in population, will soon be unable to impose their wills or protect their interests.The future will belong at least to China, and possibly to India, unless the rest of the world unifies in a third "nation" before that happens.
It is an unusual movement indeed that unifies blacks, Mormons and orthodox Jews.
One is reminded of Stephen Hawking's bizarre conjecture at the end of "A Brief History of Time" (Bantam; 1988) that when physicists eventually find an equation which unifies the fundamental physical forces, then it should "be understandable in broad principle by everyone, not just a few scientists".
There may be some immediate steps that we've discussed just to make sure that humanitarian aid is being provided in a robust way, and to make sure that a opposition unifies along principles that ultimately would provide a clear platform for the Syrian people to be able to transition to a better form of government.
A short sketch of John Milton, would-be Royalist who abhorred authority, is placed next to a profile of Thomas Hobbes, a pauper's son who promoted tyranny.The church that emerges is not one that unifies the nation, as English historians commonly suppose.
