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(31) It is essential to see the direct connection between the production and distribution of goods in this unified process.

(32) Among other large districts, the 64, 000-student San Francisco Unified has one administrator for every 16. 5 teachers.

(33) All the information from each knowledge source is then compiled together in a unified graph representation.

(34) A unified Democratic party versus an ideologically split Republican party.

(35) This led rebel leaders to agree to combine their forces in one division under a unified command structure.

(36) The 13 districts receiving grants this year are Coronado Unified School District.

(37) Instead of becoming a unified political force dedicated to raising professional standards, black deejays remained unorganized and unfocused.

(38) Third, at federal level the parties are accordingly much less unified by political ideologies.

(39) However, we are fairly certain of some features that such a unified theory should have.

(40) Her resolution followed a similar effort in the Oakland Unified School District that touched off a nationwide controversy.

(41) It introduced a single and unified code of child care law based upon a new concept of parental responsibility.

(42) But it does fall short of the admittedly ambitious goal of being a unified, indispensable do-it-all communications program.

(43) This feature is present in the standard unified model, so it is not surprising that the experimental data are satisfied.

(44) The family remained ostensibly a privileged domain, even while it was being legally and ideologically constructed and unified.

(45) This politicization of de Gaulle's message was a critical stage in the evolution towards a unified resistance.

(46) Of all federal trust funds,(www.Sentencedict.com) only the Social Security trust fund is not included in the unified budget.

(47) There are, however, many cultural barriers to be surmounted on the path toward a unified and modernized Sierra Leone.

(48) It takes a unified country to mount a consensus foreign policy.

(49) Although markets are treated globally, they assert that overseas operations act simply as delivery pipelines to a unified global market.

(50) The dream of the unified global village has given way to the reality of global fragmentation and diversity.

(51) But while anyone can slap together a collage, few can turn disparate elements into a unified whole.

(52) While Marx presents them as constituents of a unified, continuous process, each nevertheless has its specificity.

(53) Having proposed suitable nomenclature for gas chromatography and ion exchange, the commission then developed a unified nomenclature for chromatography.

(54) There is probably not much survival advantage to be gained from discovering a grand unified theory or answering questions about determinism.

(55) Suppose the economy is not one large, unified entity but is instead divided into a large number of islands.

(56) To assume that teaching them a fragmented curriculum will lead them to a unified sense of place and person is unrealistic.

(57) This was particularly important for the hospitals, since now a unified public service could be provided.

(58) That's a huge gap, and to me it's an argument for creating a unified opposition.

(59) Of course, the overall group representation within West Vancouver as a whole was considerably more unified in the face of growth proposals.

(60) She is not looking for the divided subject but seeking to understand why the unified subject we have is as it is.