Sentence examples for bringing together of from inspiring English sources

The bringing together of industry and academia has always been a tricky process.

The dissolving of boundaries and the bringing together of humanity will have to wait a while.

The summit, a chapter titled "Knot," evokes another of the book's metaphors, the bringing together of narrative threads.

Francis Outred, head of post-war and contemporary art at Christie's Europe, described Hirst's interpretation of the popular Disney character as a bringing together of two icons.

That contributes to the movement of opposition that is crucial for the so-called precision grip i.e., the bringing together of the tips of the thumb and forefinger.

The main criticism of Piano's work in recent years is that it is not really architecture at all but the bringing together of brilliantly designed and engineered details.

By appearing with Roman Catholics, Greek Orthodox and other Protestants, he was guilty of unionism, or the bringing together of Lutheran and non-Lutheran Christian doctrines.

Key to making the model work will be the bringing together of evidence about the workforce and service quality from each organisation.

"This has enabled the bringing together of the railway, underground, roads and buses and the management of the city's transport infrastructure in one place for the first time.

That means there should be subtlety, a slow build and a gradual bringing together of all the separate threads of the plot.

Emyr Jones Parry, Britain's ambassador, said the resolution was intended to prevent "the ultimate nightmare -- the bringing together of weapons of mass destruction and the terrorists".