Sentence examples similar to designed to reunify from inspiring English sources

The leaders are hoping, by April 15, to approve a plan to reunify, one union official said.

So the chances for Mr Annan's plan to reunify the island as a confederation of two republics looked good.

Having masterminded a Greek-Turkish rapprochement a decade ago, Mr Papandreou wants to persuade the Greek- and Turkish-Cypriots to agree this year on a plan to reunify Cyprus.

He backed a 2004 UN plan to reunify the island that was accepted by Turkish-Cypriots but rejected by Greek-Cypriots.

As mayor, she was among the Greek politicians who lamented their Cypriot cousins' rejection, in a 2004 referendum, of a UN plan to reunify the island.

She has to tell the men: "As of today, right now, there isn't a plan to reunify.

Children who were reunified with family members or other kin may require additional support regarding access to basic resources whereas interventions designed to increase hope in the future may benefit children in residential care.

And while the Koreas are unlikely to reunify, Cyprus might.

Likewise, there is a real chance to reunify Cyprus.

Temer may find it harder to reunify the nation.

China has never dropped its threat to "reunify" Taiwan by force if peaceful means fail.