Sentence examples for face of division from inspiring English sources

The best thing we can do is respectfully collaborate to build genuine solidarity in the face of division and oppression.

While he did not directly mention Donald Trump's proposal to ban all Muslim immigration to the United States, Obama appealed to Americans to "hold fast to our values" in the face of division, despair and "ugliness".

In the face of division of labour in the knowledge-based economy, research collaboration offers knowledge producers and users the opportunity to commit to a common research and innovation agenda with the hope of generating knowledge and facilitating learning for effective economic performance and or the development of competitive innovations that will drive economic growth and development.

Is this an attempt to appear more personable and friendly, a unifying force in the face of division and uncertainty, and to single-handedly throw off the "nasty" image of Conservative politicians?

He has worked to maintain unity in the church in the face of divisions over the consecration of a gay bishop in New Hampshire.

As I've explained before, there is enormous potential for progress on climate-smart energy steps even in the face of persistent division over the extent of the threat from global warming.

There are those who support the contention that Mr. Cameron had to call this referendum in the face of Tory division and the rise of the U.K. Independence Party and its leader, Nigel Farage.

In the face of this division between disciplines, Lacanian Ink acts as a valuable meeting place for smart and central figures in both worlds to respectfully integrate fresh contemporary art with solid psychoanalysis and critical theory.

The new face of the division is so youthful, allowances must be made for its unsightly outbreaks: the bullpen meltdowns, the boneheaded base running and the other blemishes that can make the headlining Florida Marlins homely.

And in the face of ancient divisions, you stood firm to help those Iraqis who put their faith in the future.

In the face of those divisions, Republican leaders sought to quicken the legislative pace, setting the stage for a frenetic late spring and summer.