Sentence examples for unity of interests from inspiring English sources

It is more than the unity of interests.

Given this increasing unity of interests, it might seem strange that OPEC's last meeting in June was among the most acrimonious in 20 years.

What may be most radical about Obama's approach is that he believes he can somehow reveal to a divided electorate the falsity of their standard fault lines and lead them to a unity of interests.

For the English utilitarians of the 19th century, the state was an artificial means of producing a unity of interest and a device for maintaining stability.

Based on a belief in the unity of interest of all producing groups shopkeepers and farmers as well as labourers it proposed a system of worker cooperatives to replace capitalism.

In his State of the Union address a few weeks later, he said, "We have achieved a unity of interest among our people that is unmatched in the history of freedom".

The Achilles heel of the latter position it that it assumes the unity of nonwhite interests, even though Asian Americans are positioned differently from black people in the U.S. racial order.

As we contemplate this blog, two powerful terms come to mind: Soliphilia: The love of and responsibility for a place, bioregion, planet, and the unity of interrelated interests within it.

As Dewey puts it, 'men are not isolated non-social atoms, but are men only when in intrinsic relations' to one another, and the state in turn only represents them 'so far as they have become organically related to one another, or are possessed of unity of purpose and interest' ('The Ethics of Democracy', EW1, 231-2).

It would seek first to preserve the unity and interests of its 27 remaining members, he said, and refuse all negotiation before notification.

It fully equals that monumental work in the force and pathos of the story told, while it surpasses it in unity and continuity of interest.