Sentence examples for designed to unify from inspiring English sources
A policy designed to unify Europe could intensify divisions instead.
Why not come up with their own ideas, ones designed to unify the party and appeal to non-Democrats?
Also in August, border officials said, the Department of Homeland Security issued a directive designed to unify inspection procedures for all the border agencies under its umbrella.
The recommendations (subscription required) include a chart with straightforward guidelines designed to unify physician interpretations when searching for signs of possible heart defects.
The aim of this paper is to formulate a tentative hypothesis designed to unify the clinical, anatomo-physiological, and genetic aspects underlying this condition.
Deprived of the usual representational means, autistic children develop a series of behavioral adaptations designed to unify and stabilize the different spaces in which they navigate.
The production, directed and choreographed by Richard Stafford, magnified the contrast between the works, with only the initially shrouded statue (in John Farrell's set design) to unify them.
It is a massive operation, designed to link and unify all of the group's online operating systems in Europe, North America and Australia, as the Guardian consolidates itself as a leading 24-hour-a-day English-language global news operation.
All of these initiatives were designed to stimulate, energize and unify the nation.
The lengthy speech, while lacking any great rhetorical moments, represented a carefully tailored document designed to appeal to public opinion, unify his own party and put Republicans on the defensive.
The virtue specific to this activity is prudence, which has the job of reinforcing natural bonds and coming up with unifying techniques designed to strengthen the ties of individuals with the whole, of integrating unlike with like and of attenuating the most violent conflicts, so that the result is the correct functioning and prosperity of the entire organism.
