Sentence examples for effective united from inspiring English sources

Second, the PCC's remit also prevents it from defending press freedom and there is no alternative body that can act as an effective, united voice to do so.

The secretary general's appeal for tolerance was the latest in his continuing effort during the last year to curb divisions and antagonisms -- prejudice against AIDS patients, poor countries' resentment of richer ones and suspicion of big business, especially pharmaceutical companies -- that have frustrated the formation of an effective united front against the epidemic.

Yet both men were effective polemicists, united by their faith in the power of language.

So far, however, it's too soon to say what will stick, especially since the most powerful (and probably effective) issue uniting Democrats at the moment is hatred of Trump.

He's considered to have done an effective job uniting the English left but his leadership has been dogged by claims from some that he is 'not up to the job'.

It's never politically popular to admit a need for education or health care cuts in New York State, and our representation in Albany is being uncharacteristically candid, serious and effective in uniting against the largest deficit in the history of the state.

The country has its most united, effective government since the collapse of Communism, committed to a coherent reform programme that enjoys popular support.

Britain needs a strong, united and effective opposition and I believe the Liberal Democrats can provide it.

And we obviously have a deep interest in making sure that one of the closest allies we will ever have remains a strong, robust, united and effective partner.

But in the years before, for all his vaunted toughness, he was never able to turn the city's emergency response effort into one united and effective operation.

Only action can -- prompt, united and effective action, pursued with skill and discipline to halt the conflict and restore the peace.