Sentence examples for bringing divided from inspiring English sources

The body is tasked with bringing divided communities together in a healing process to replace the mistrust, hurt and violence that the West African country faced after its contested presidential elections last year.

"Flange" was another that brought divided opinions.

"It took public lands to bring divided government together," said Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont). after the vote.

They can, and often do, bring divided juries back into the courtroom for special instructions — sometimes called "dynamite" instructions because they are intended to break a logjam.

Cameras were later allowed to record the handshake at the end of the event – an art exhibition organised by cross-border charity Co-operation Ireland, which works to bring divided communities together.

Following Trump's election, he urged the then-president-elect to "unite people and bring divided communities back together".

"It took public lands to bring divided government together," Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont). said after the vote.

As Annan inched closer to an agreement at the top, GROOTS Kenya, which mobilizes women in poor slum areas, has been holding a series of grassroots peace dialogues to bring divided communities together.

Mr. Blair has invested enormous amounts of time, political capital and personal prestige in bringing the divided Catholics and Protestants of Northern Ireland together, and he insisted today that the present stalemate would not end progress.

Corporate America has the opportunity to step up as a key player in bringing this divided country together.

If stability is to be brought back to Libya, the right leaders must emerge and play an important role in bringing seriously divided Libyans together and taking decisive actions.