Sentence examples for come together to recognize from inspiring English sources

The two dramatically different worlds that exist in Pakistan: that of the upper-middle class, less than 2percentt of the population, and that of the rest of the 180 million people can come together to recognize the world's efforts (again, with their own prerogatives) as a way for us to press forward, and hold our leadership accountable.

On Monday, September 21st, the world came together to recognize the International Day of Peace.

Only by coming together to recognize and address these issues can our nation be properly protected against infectious diseases.

Latino communities in Northern Virginia are coming together to recognize that soft ethnic cleansing in Prince William country is killing the local economy.

"I'm looking forward to working with Brett and Don on creating a show that is enjoyable for both the fans at home and for the audience at the Kodak Theatre as we all come together to celebrate and recognize the great film contributions and collaborations from the past year".

"I was hopeful that this campaign could have recognized our differences and come together to focus on those key progressive issues that are important to Illinois's working families.

"What we need to do here is to touch people's hearts and minds to make people recognize that we need to come together to solve our problems, otherwise we're not going to be able to," concluded Arianna.

They recognize that citizens must be free to come together, to advocate and agitate".

They recognize that citizens must be free to come together to advocate and agitate, to remind those entrusted with governance that they derive their authority from the governed.

We all came together because we recognize there's something we've got to do as Republicans — come together to defeat Barack Obama and take back America".

This bipartisan support shows that both political parties recognize the need to root out discrimination in the federal government and that they can come together to protect the rights of minorities and women.