Sentence examples for will reunify from inspiring English sources

The government said it will reunify the four businesses hived off under the previous policy banking, insurance, delivery and offices and postpone a planned sale of shares to the public.To supporters of privatisation, the post office has everything to do with politics and economics and little to do with the mail.

Administration officials have not responded to Bennet or VICE News about if and how they will reunify separated kids with their parents.

We will not reunify and soldier on together; this is a fresh laceration, and everything that happens now will only slice it open further.

The problem, though, is that there are unusually good reasons to question whether Mr. Trump will ever reunify Republican-leaning voters.

"The majority view seems to be that sooner or later Korea will be reunified and it's almost certain to happen under Seoul's control.

This year, the four original documents will be reunified for the first time at the British Library (01937 546546; bl.uk), which on 3 February opens its doors to a select crowd of 1,215 (get it?) for a special viewing.

Once all Muslims have been deported from Europe, Kosovo will be "reunified with Serbia once again".Bosnia, too, is to disappear from the map, in a manner that recalls the failed attempts of the 1990s to divide it between Serbia and Croatia.

"The process is going on and they will be reunified soon".

"If they're treated well and confident that they'll be reunified with a sponsor in the U.S., they're not incentivized to leave," she said.

The two Koreas, he said, will inevitably be reunified.

He doesn't believe there will be a political settlement to reunify and bring peace to Syria -- he warned that there is only a "slim" chance of that happening in a country "saturated by bloodshed".