Sentence examples for unitary with from inspiring English sources
It was, as Ms Glendinning recalls, an age when "culture was unitary", with little division between science and the arts and religion.
Since ready intercommunication is a primary purpose of language, as long as a community remains unitary, with strong central direction and a central cultural focus, such changes will not go beyond the limits of intercomprehensibility.
The former Soviet Union was, by constitution, a federal state; but, apart from the nominal character of at least certain parts of its constitution, the constitutional role entrusted to the Communist Party unified the system to such an extent that the state was essentially unitary with some semifederal aspects.
Suppose that ϕ C→A is a unital monomorphism and suppose that v∈A is a unitary with [v]="0 in K1(A) such that v almost commutes with ϕ.
For Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Dorset the government did not accept the Commission's recommendations for an entirely unitary structure, and decided to only make Luton, Milton Keynes, Bournemouth and Poole unitary, with the rest of those counties remaining two-tier.
Because Thursday's elections took place only in English shire counties and unitaries, with no local contests in Wales, Scotland, London and metropolitan England, the results are not a precise representation of the national vote share across the whole of Britain.
A white paper to be published on Thursday is expected to call for an end to the BBC's historic self-governance and replace it with a 13-strong unitary board with more than seven roles filled by government appointees.
Because we assume that, and is the unit vector with, so is an unitary matrix with (21).
She hopes to amend the constitution, to transform the Philippines from a unitary state with a presidential system into a federation with a parliamentary one.
Afrikaner leaders and Cape Premier John X . Merrimanopted for a unitary state with Dutch and English as official languages and with parliamentary sovereignty.
They called for the BBC to have a unitary board with an independent chair.
