Sentence examples for uniting points from inspiring English sources

"The uniting points of the whole system that determine the relation to it of one specific mental process or another, is the common quality of their origin, structure, and function" (Vygotsky 1999 (3) p. 40).

He reasoned that the pineal gland must be the uniting point because it is the only nondouble organ in the brain, and double reports, as from two eyes, must have one place to merge.

Len McCluskey, general secretary of Unite, points out that: "Since [the Tories] unleashed austerity on working people in 2010, insecure, poorly rewarded work has risen threefold".

Job losses would extend as far Nottingham where JTI has a contract with a local firm for printing its cigarette papers, Unite point out.

The FA has felt compelled to issue the same warning to Ancelotti after United pointed out that the Italian had made similar remarks before the same game.

But Unite pointed out that one in four Irish people have to endure social deprivation, according the state's own official Central Statistics Office.

United pointed out that they are currently re-investing a significant part of the profit to the redevelopment of their Gussie Park community facilities opposite Tannadice.

Uniting both points of view was the idea that the law belonged to whoever claimed it — or whoever shot first.

So let's consider the possibilities: United wins: A victory would put United six points clear with two games to go.

They go into tomorrow's match with Manchester United nine points behind the league leaders.

Some of the Arsenal reaction after the Manchester derby:   Manchester City and Manchester United drop points.