Sentence examples for be able to unify from inspiring English sources

"I think we are going to be able to unify the Party".

Who best will be able to unify and inspire is more important than who can hammer out a labor agreement.

Except, of course, for the possibility that the party will not be able to unify around the winner of the primary.

When or if Qaddafi loses power, do you think Libya will be able to unify under a central government, or do you think power will devolve to regional forces?

The Air Line Pilots Association sued the carrier in Federal District Court in Philadelphia on Wednesday, arguing that US Airways should not be able to unify its reservation system while pilots work under two contracts.

The stakes are high: failure would not only bring back the Taliban and al-Qaeda, but embolden jihadists around the world.A military alliance that stretches across the Atlantic will not always be able to unify around such a clear cause.

It is a gift to them that they're able to unify around that very notion.

But Republicans have not been able to unify around an alternative.

And yet, he was able to unify the country in a relatively short time after the election.

Rather, the question is does he have the courage to take the political risks, the inevitable angry roar of denunciations he will receive if he decides to scale back our military involvement in that tragically ungovernable collection of tribal fiefs (that no power in a long history has ever been able to unify or subdue) and get out as quickly as possible.

He has the same raw energy, the same blunt way of putting forward his ideas, the same cunning ways with the media; but he will have to convince supporters that he is able to unify the party, and the country, around him.