Sentence examples for decided to unite from inspiring English sources

In March 1948 the Western powers decided to unite their zones of Germany into a single economic unit (trizone).

Instead, those Republicans — most of whom wanted the job themselves — decided to unite behind one candidate who would challenge the incumbent.

The trio decided to unite after meeting at an open-mic night in 2009 and are now signed to Island Records.

The shadowy network of hackers who identified themselves as belonging to the Anonymous collective, along with various allied groups, announced last week that "elite cybersquadrons from around the world" had decided to unite to "disrupt and erase Israel from cyberspace".

Worried about the impact of the returnees, local leaders have decided to unite their myriad community groups to figure out how to absorb the newcomers while using the earthquake to draw attention to the plight of rural areas.

D1 DINING OUT F1-12 ARTS E1-18 Comedian Union Asks for Raise 300 New York comedians have decided to unite to ask the city's comedy clubs for more pay.

Yet we who support life and love and laughter do not always decide to unite.

And they can change more if we fight for it, if we're determined, if we have confidence in each other, if we decide to unite instead of divide".

"Honestly, when women come together and they decide to unite, this world is going to be a better place.

He admitted the thought of scrapping his solo career and "going back to the drawing board" was really threatening, so there was "uncharacteristically, a great deal of deliberation," in deciding to unite professionally with McClelland.

And Lennon believes a deal will benefit the England Under-19s striker, who decided to join Carlisle United on loan instead of joining St Mirren in August.