Sentence examples for upon unification from inspiring English sources

Upon unification, there was one membership.

Upon unification of the two countries in 1990, there was one membership.

The People's Police of East Germany was dissolved upon unification, and its members were integrated into the police forces of the new states.

Since many of the faculty of East Germany's universities had been appointed based on their soundness in Marxism-Leninism or loyalty to the SED, upon unification their qualifications became obsolete.

In Italy, on the other hand, the Neo-Hegelianism of the 20th century took the form of a spiritualistic reaction to the spread of positivism that had followed upon the unification of Italy.

Confucius's ideas didn't really catch on until the Han dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D ., which followed upon the unification of China under the tyrant, Emperor Qin Shihuangdi (r.221-210 B.C)., who standardized weights and measurements, extended canals and roads, and helped form the Great Wall.

It was not that papal government was tyrannical but that it formed an absolute barrier in the way of Italian unification upon which politically minded Italians were set.

Such a planar interface would act as an energy cusp to prevent the coalesced nanoparticles from unification upon rapid cooling through the critical temperature for thermally activated Brownian rotation of the particles toward exact epitaxy [39].

Museum organizers consider the ninth century empire of Charlemagne and Latin Christendom as having set Europe upon the path toward unification.

Indeed, Bálint's and Gerstmann's syndromes each comprise multiple, superficially unrelated neuropsychological deficits which might reflect tightly yet separately packed neural functions (i.e., fractionation) or an impairment to a generalized neurocomputation that multiple domains rely upon (i.e., unification).

These findings induced Lashley to conclude that "the constants to which [a rat] reacts in otherwise variable situation are properties which can be derived only from a total figure, hence that his reaction is dependent upon some sort of unification of the elements within a part of the field" [138].