Sentence examples for unity of view from inspiring English sources

But there is no unity of view in Tehran.

"There is a unity of view between the military service and the military leadership and the civilian leadership," Mr. Gates said.

"We want to express our absolute will to defend the euro and assume Germany and France's particular responsibilities in Europe and to have on all of these subjects a complete unity of views," Mr. Sarkozy said at a news conference alongside Mrs. Merkel at the Élysée Palace following two hours of closed-door meetings.

Gerhard R. Koch mentioned in his obituary that the unity of direction, scene and light was new for Bayreuth and suggested a critical view on capitalism heading towards fascism.

Both of these thinkers attempted to reveal the underlying unity in the great religions a unity described from a point of view drawing on the thought of Śaṅkara.

General Abizaid said any sticking points were likely political rather than military, saying, "There are innovative ways of working the chain of command that are acceptable from a military point of view and a unity of command point of view".

It is his personal point of view that gives unity to the presentation".

Yes, context of situation as point of origin differs from 'message' or 'clause': but, perhaps with ARC in view, the unity of context is not subject to doubt, nor is the identity of three parameters that underlie the metafunctional hypothesis.

The emphasis on the unity of nature and spirit, the comprehensive view of the world and inclusive view of the society, the prospection of a third way in between socialism and individualism are the main characters which suggest that Idealists had an influence on Geddes and his ideas on planningbb.

This unity is moreover an instance of Neurath's persistent views: his pragmatic and conventionalist epistemology and his view of the unity of science.

Underlying the various attempts to identify what is characteristic about the unity of consciousness are two opposing views of the structure of a unified conscious experience.