Sentence examples for creating common cause from inspiring English sources
The protest managed to unite a normally fractious public, momentarily creating common cause among the left and the right, religious and secular Israelis, Ashkenazim of European origin and Sephardic Jews from Middle Eastern backgrounds, and the country's Arabs and Jews.
Obama's reaction to the Iraq war, which has been to avoid even indirect U.S. military engagement in all other international conflicts, has had the effect of creating common cause between anti-Iraq doves like Levin and Daalder and relative hawks such as Clinton.
The creative use of Web 2.0 tools by activists can help create common cause between politically active and naïve web users, exposing government censorship.
China has already overtaken the US as India's most important trading partner, and economic interdependence will create common cause in trade negotiations with advanced economies.
I was deeply disappointed, but acutely aware that after two years of hard-won concessions and tough negotiations, the most difficult battle lay ahead: to create common cause across Parliament and move the country closer towards a Brexit deal that secures our country's future.
We must create common cause and take genuine responsibility for supporting our frontline educators in preparing students for the future.
Finally, Mr. Barron slyly ropes in Muslims, Catholics and Mormons to his alliance by implying that their shared distaste for all things LGBTQ creates common cause.
Ignoring this success, however, or not caring much about it, is what enables Labor voters to want to leave the European Union and it is what creates common cause between Trump and Sanders as they both trash international trade.
But it is an attempt to reframe the debate to highlight areas where we can make common cause and create jobs and cut pollution".
Their audacity combined with collective action can create political openings in difficult environments, particularly when youths make common cause with adults.
