Sentence examples for green unity from inspiring English sources

Its three horizontal stripes stood, respectively, for the resources of the country and its people, notably agriculture and the mountains (green); unity and justice (white); and the aspiration to contribute to world peace, especially through the use of its unique natural harbour at Freetown (blue).

An estimated 2,000 people gathered in Summerfield Park, near Winson Green, to show unity and solidarity against the rioters.

Which is why, on Wednesday night, the back room of Brick Lane's 93 Feet East is packed with a rainbow coalition of different shades of red and green, from Left Unity, to Syriza UK, to Unison to Caroline Lucas to Jeremy Corbyn's Momentum, and on.

He promised that if elected he would turn Gracie Mansion into a homeless shelter and paint the columns of City Hall the colors of African unity: red, green and black.

None of the parties likely to have a say in government will commit to that, leaving the prospect, at present, of a small and rather ineffectual organisation.Amid all this consensus, for good or ill, the biggest difference between the parties lies not in the area of policy, but in the extent of their internal unity on green matters.

Scottish Greens co-convener Patrick Harvie hailed the "unity" displayed by SNP, Labour, Green and Lib Dem members saying they would "stand together in defence of the parliament".

From Friday to Monday Mr. Weinstein had tried to broker a little real unity between Mr. Green and the Bronx borough president, Fernando Ferrer, who was defeated by Mr. Green in a bitter runoff election.

For centuries, many countries have chosen green to represent healing and unity.So there we are (and not a single reference by Pantone to the Irish and the "emerald isle") and congratulations to my prescient wife for buying me a green sweater some weeks ago though I can't help thinking that the most durable colour in the fashion stakes is black.

Unlike 1992, the contest was not divisive, and Ferraro and third-place finisher Green endorsed Schumer at a unity breakfast the following day.

The green line has a slope of unity (i.e., y=x).

Greg Barber, the Greens' Victorian leader, said Labor had "no unity of purpose" like the Greens and should take heed of the election result.