Sentence examples for united whole from inspiring English sources
It was relatively simple for the Ottomans to preserve previous methods of local taxation in different parts of the empire while weaving them into a united whole through the veneer provided by the mukâṭaʿa financial units, whose tax revenues were assigned to Ottoman officials.
Bengal loses the Imperial capital, but, on the other hand, the province is once more restored to a united whole.
Population genetics, in other words, is part of the ultimate causal theory of all branches of evolutionary inquiry, which are thus brought together in a united whole.
On February 24 , 1473 he proclaimed the Dispositio Achillea ("Disposition of Achilles"), which was to preserve Brandenburg as a united whole and keep his dynastic inheritance intact.
"For the first time, Afghanistan's artists are brought together from all corners of the world in order to find the fragments of this torn apart body as a united whole," Kouhestani said.
Andriamasinavalona furthermore declared that his nephew Andriambonimena, his sister's son, would replace his own sons and succeed him as king after his death to rule all of Imerina as a united whole.
The Christmas season joins people with their loved ones wherever it is celebrated, but in few places, perhaps, does it unite whole villages so thoroughly in communal rituals of music and merrymaking as in rural Mexico.
PAGE A10 Cardinal Critical of China Resigns A13 From Mexico To New York and Back, To Celebrate Christmas The Christmas season joins people with their loved ones wherever it is celebrated, but in few places, perhaps, does it unite whole towns so completely in rituals of music and merrymaking as in rural Mexico.
Nationalism emerged as a story that could unite whole populations regardless of vast disparities in wealth.
The citrusy oil he chose — Laleli Taylieli Extra Virgin — united the whole.
The search and grief for Alice united the whole community in an extraordinary display of sympathy and compassion, and this has continued.
