Sentence examples for establishment of unity from inspiring English sources

He went at once to Washington, D.C., and, with Roosevelt, hammered out a set of Anglo-American accords: the pooling of both countries' military and economic resources under combined boards and a combined chiefs of staff; the establishment of unity of command in all theatres of war; and agreement on the basic strategy that the defeat of Germany should have priority over the defeat of Japan.

It called for the establishment of a unity government until the January inauguration and the creation of a truth commission to investigate events around the coup.

The process formally began last week, when Morsi announced the formation of a national political front and proposed the establishment of a national unity government.

The Palestinian Liberation Organization PLOO) will appeal to the United Nations Security Council over Israel's release of thousands of tenders for new homes in Jewish settlements, a move that comes in retaliation to the establishment of a Palestinian unity government earlier this week.

At the Second Jakarta Meeting, on 19 February 1989, Australian Foreign Minister Gareth Evans forwarded the Cambodian Peace Plan to bring about a ceasefire, a peacekeeping force and the establishment of a national unity government to maintain Kampuchea's sovereignty until elections were held.

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The fear of losing of control to grassroots organisations seems to threaten the international humanitarian establishment far more than talk of unity with their development peers.

In addition, it wants humanitarian assistance and a resumption of a broad national dialogue, as well as the "establishment of an inclusive national unity government".

Humanity is understood to be in a process of collective evolution, and the need of the present time is for the gradual establishment of peace, justice and unity on a global scale.

The establishment of the Organisation of African Unity on 25 May 1963, now replaced by the African Union (AU).

These efforts culminated in the establishment of the Organization of African Unity (since 2002, the African Union) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, both of which have their headquarters in Addis Ababa.