Sentence examples for believe joining together from inspiring English sources

The rivalry between the two south coast cities has been well-documented, but officials believe joining together would bring benefits to both.

I believe that the joining together will make a super storm - a force for justice of overwhelming power.

This decision goes against the heart of what us British, I think, believe in – in collaboration and joining together".

I strongly believe that we can get over this great earthquake and tsunami by joining together.

They provoked scorn in my postwar mother, who cared little for keeping chickens or making jam in the sophisticated 1950s and did not believe women should join together.

Joining together corroborating lines of evidence enables robust conclusions.

"I believe South Carolinians will join together and embrace this compromise as an honorable way to resolve this debate once and for all".

And all the political groups that believe in democracy need to join together to press the generals to quickly transfer power to a credible, interim civilian government and drop attempts to direct the writing of a new constitution.

President Obama has put forth detailed proposals to restore fiscal responsibility to the federal budget, and he strongly believes Democrats and Republicans should join together to reduce our deficits.

The young man and I, both disappointed, joined together in rejecting his suggestion, believing that a clear presentation of our viewpoints, not entertainment, was the objective.

These young men were idealists, mostly socialists and communists who believed in a wider community of brothers and sisters, joined together not by abstract ideas of nationhood but by class.