Sentence examples for a common front between from inspiring English sources

At Vestas, the twin cause of jobs and climate change has created a common front between green activists and trade unionists, who have at other times found themselves at loggerheads over coal, nuclear power or the car industry.

The president's first task is to try to re-establish a common front between his government and the armed forces without prompting the FARC to renege once again on its commitment to hold talks.

Then in an appeal to form a common front against extremists, Obama said the "cycle of suspicion and discord" between the west and Islam must end.

The arrest and detention of Mr. Davis, 36, after he shot and killed two motorcyclists in Lahore soured already testy relations between two governments that are supposed to have a common front in the fight against terrorism.

"Make a common front against fanaticism," one banner declared.

What if they got together and formed a common front?

And the unions failed to forge a common front.

But, like the Cold Warriors of old (who were slow to recognize the sharp divisions between China and the Soviet Union), he tends to see potential enemies as a common front.

Worries over energy have prompted fitful efforts to create a common front in dealing with Russia.

"These liberal parties are trying to create a common front," he said.

Each family in a compound faces a public courtyard and shares a common front gate with other families.