Sentence examples for has joined hands from inspiring English sources

It has joined hands with the Andhra Pradesh government to plant the trees in three of Andhra Pradesh's 23 districts.

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles, loath to rally cohesively around a local cause, has joined hands around tortillas.

Merck, for instance, has joined hands with Dr Reddy's Laboratories, an Indian firm, to produce generic versions of its cholesterol-reducing drug, Zocor.

Rather than owning its own delivery trucks, it has joined hands with a number of existing courier firms who plan to invest some 100 billion yuan to develop a "smart logistics" network relying on big data.

To say aloud that European anti-Semitism, which made the Holocaust possible, is still shaping the way Jews are perceived; Arab anti-Israel propaganda has joined hands with it and found a home in the embattled Muslim world.

While the Democratic governor and leaders from the Republican-controlled Legislature try to find the votes for the $300 million in state money needed to complete the deal, an alliance of land-use advocates, fiscal conservatives and liberals has joined hands in opposition.

The Ivoirian rebels have joined hands with Liberians loyal to their country's president, Charles Taylor.

Also, in the last few days, Chinatown, Harlem and Little Italy have joined hands to encourage people to visit.

These campaigns were waged in concert with Lenin and some others, who, in 1900, had joined hands to publish the militant journal Iskra ("The Spark").

Responding to the interior minister's claims, Ms. Jalil said that Islamic militants had joined hands with the local A.N.P. leadership.

Soon, everyone had joined hands and was weaving in and out of one another's port de bras — Matisse's "La Danse" meets sea anemone.