Sentence examples for war unity from inspiring English sources

That description from a top European businessman illustrates how far many people in Europe have moved from the dream of greater union, a vision perhaps most sharply realized nine years ago when 10 new countries joined the bloc, eight of them former Communist states symbolizing the post-Cold War unity and vibrancy of the old Continent.

From the pre-war unity campaign against fascism via the early issues of Tribune to the Bevanites in the 50s, taking in Cyprus and the Hola camps in Kenya,and climaxing in the heart of Harold Wilson's government she was an unflagging champion of an ethical socialism which she believed should shape every aspect of life.

Another difference from World War I was the unity evident throughout Switzerland, irrespective of class and language.

National wars foster unity; civil wars are defined by its collapse.

In the period of national unity following World War I, the novel began to compete with lyrical poetry.

The colours of the modern flag are associated with the republican democracy formed after World War I, and represent German unity and freedom.

It is Monotheism and Holy War, not Unity and Holy War.

Soon Zarqawi was back in Iraq, where he revived his group, Tawhid al-Jihad (Monotheism and Holy War, or Unity and Struggle).

The problem with making sausage the President's way other than the fact that it deceives the public, precludes a serious debate, bitterly divides the body politic when war requires unity, exposes American soldiers to greater risk, substitutes half measures for thoroughgoing efforts, and insures that no one will be held accountable for mistakes that will never be corrected is that it doesn't work.

Through an analysis of these photographs, Willumson gives us a fascinating lesson on the history of settlement, railroads, photography, post-Civil War national unity, and a little political economy along the way.

Instead of a war of unity between national populations, the enemy is a networked "terrorist" organized around disparate nodes.