Sentence examples for would be unified from inspiring English sources

However, under the UID project, multiple databases would be unified.

"I imagined, coming to college, that it would be unified, but when I got here, I fell back into my comfort zone," said Aimee Vasquez, a Hispanic freshman.

Google said in January 2012 that it would rewrite its privacy policies to unite them across its disparate sites such as YouTube, Maps, Shopping, Mail and Search so that people's data use would be unified.

A11 Taiwan Leader on Unification President Chen speakingn, speaking in an interview, took a hard line toward China's government on the issue of when or even whether Taiwan and China would be unified.

After he finished a 30-minute address to about 1,000 donors in a ballroom at the Grand Hyatt New York, Mr. Obama returned to the microphone and said that giving money to Mrs. Clinton was one of the best ways to ensure that the Democratic Party would be unified in the fall campaign.

On the four-dimensionalist account, I now would be unified with — I would be part of the same spacetime worm as — my 900-year-old self.

"You would think mass shootings in our schools would be unifying issues," said Van Iderstyne.

One of them, Andrew Dermont, said: "We were trying to put art in the building that we thought would be unifying, instead of divisive.

In an interview on the website Labour List Balls said: "We'd have to think really hard about whether or not there'd be unified support for it, whether it would work for us in the run up to the election ‑ and I have an open mind on that".

He and I went through that a lot, but at end of day if we decided it was the right thing to do, we'd be unified in our approach".

Idi Amin's coup was widely welcomed, as there was hope that the country would finally be unified.