Sentence examples for united entities from inspiring English sources

Germany and Italy only became united entities in the second half of the 19th century.

Such vagueness is historically appropriate, because those places themselves were scarcely constituted as united entities, such as a city, or polis.

Iraq may be too fragmented to function as a single united entity.

(The formation of Corinth as a united entity is to be put in the second half of the 8th century, with precisely the colonization of Syracuse as its first collective act).

The two sides have "never been closer", said UN chief spokesman Fred Eckhard on Friday.If a deal is reached, Cyprus will be able to enter the EU in 2004 as a united entity.

You'll also want to talk to your customers to make sure that a united entity would actually be valuable for them, too.

The ongoing focus on settlements obscures the truth, that until the PA becomes a functioning, united entity, a final breakthrough is not feasible.

There is only one, but this one united entity is differentiated".

Muslims do not form a united, homogenous entity.

Much of this strain of public sentiment has always been with us, though in the days when one-nation Toryism was still thriving, and the Labour-voting working class could just about be understood as a coherent and united political entity, politicians tended to avert their eyes from it.

Meanwhile, China has a dynastic history of several thousand years in which it was a united political entity consisting of many different groups.