Examples of using Disunity in English and their translations into Swedish
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decades of exchange rate adjustments and disunity on the strategy to be followed for monetary policy.
terrified state of existence, to disunity the countryside!
The first was that only by overcoming political disunity and enmity does humanity have the chance to survive
As a result of this disunity, it may be the case that in the forthcoming talks between European bodies over the form of the stress tests for power plants,
should remember that the disunity of the international community revealed in the UN Security Council has been the most lethal weapon ever given to Saddam Hussein.
when discord and disunity is allowed to enter in, Satan can work his evil ways in separating once close friends through innuendo and rumours.
Conclusions like this flow directly from the Albertini report, which notes a lack of will on the part of Member States to conduct a common policy and the statements of some representatives of those Member States which have created the impression of disunity.
constantly causes among the proletariat relapses into petty-bourgeois spinelessness, disunity, individualism, and alternating moods of exaltation and dejection.
and disbelief, and disunity among the believers, and as an outpost for those who fight God
Growth Pact only serves to exacerbate social and regional‘disunity', the adoption of 1% in the Financial Perspectives is a way of fostering individuality over solidarity and cohesion.
It is important for all the relevant parties to recognise how significant the progress reached since June- where disunity rather than unity was the hallmark of the conclusion of the discussions- will need to be.
Then there are those who built a mosque to cause harm, to spread apostasy and disunity among the believers-- as an outpost for those who from the outset warred on God and His Messenger.
against its own citizens, even on the territory of another country,- a direct path to national disunity, confrontation, the beginning of a new civil war.
It looks as though the disunity among various debian derivitives has prompted a move to unify
It looks as though the disunity among various debian derivitives has prompted a move to unify
Nothing has so much promoted the disunity of Protestantism as the inroads of post- Enlightenment rationalism
But alas, the history has shown that fosterage are unable to be contrasted with the disunity of the peoples of the region,
Martynovs who were able properly to express the disunity and vacillation, the readiness to make concessions to“criticism” to“Economism”,
exhaustion, disunity and demoralisation of the“enemy's”“armies”.
everyone complained of the disunity, everyone was distressed by it