Sentence examples for bridge the divisions from inspiring English sources

Early this year, a United Nations-brokered unity government, meant to bridge the divisions, arrived in Tripoli.

Today's Republicans are as divided on foreign policy as they've ever been, and Mr. Romney is finding it hard to bridge the divisions.

Against Mr. Miliband will be a field of contenders who include at least one Brownite, Ed Balls; others who are poised to try to bridge the divisions; and at least one committed left-winger, Jon Cruddas.

Cowen praised both unionists and nationalists for making "fair and balanced compromises" to bridge the divisions and said the quality of the negotiations meant that the "devolved institutions can and will work".

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His narrator is a soul who inhabits a liminal realm, a creature able to bridge the divisions that plague humanity, endowed with "the ability to communicate between the genders, to see not with the monovision of one sex but in the stereoscope of both".

So what can be done to bridge the division between the government and the unions?" Row said he was especially saddened to hear that Biagi's wife and child were at home when the killers, reportedly riding on a motor bike, shot him after he had biked home from work.

"The results suggest people feel a national unity government would be the best way of bridging the divisions in the country and stabilising the situation here," he said.

The report, which recommended that at least one police commander be dismissed but did not call for severe sanctions against top political officials, seemed unlikely in itself to bridge the deepening divisions between Israel's Arabs and Jews.

Still, even Mr. Benachenhou admits that robust exports cannot easily repair the damage from a decade of civil war or bridge the hard divisions between the French-speaking elite and the mostly underemployed and underpaid masses, many of whom still receive benefits dating from the nation's once rigid socialist past.

When Mr. Bush first announced the troop buildup in January, he said it was intended to give the government of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki "breathing space" to build a cohesive central government that could bridge the sectarian divisions that were ripping Iraq apart.