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Minsky was deliberately opposing the intuitive idea that somewhere in the brain there must be a unitary thinker—a captain of the ship.—
Masud Husain,
Time,
15 Apr. 2026 That clearly was not the case, even though, of course, several of the opinions tilted in favor of the strong unitary executive theory.—
John E. Jones Iii,
The Conversation,
1 July 2026 The Supreme Court has in recent years issued a series of decisions in line with the unitary-executive theory, many of which are about the president’s power to fire agency officials.—
Mark Histed,
The Atlantic,
17 June 2026 In the period that followed, a majority of party members pushed for a unitary leadership model, arguing that the existing arrangement hindered the party’s effectiveness.—
Andrew Pereira,
Encyclopedia Britannica,
14 Apr. 2026 See All Example Sentences for unitary
: having the character of a single thing that is a constituent of a whole
specifically: of, relating to, or being a business with subsidiaries in other states or nations that has its state income tax figured by including the subsidiaries' income, determining the portion of that income attributable to activities within the state, and taxing that percentage
a unitary business operating throughout the U.S.
imposed a unitary tax on a multinational corporation