Sentence examples for has managed to unite from inspiring English sources

At the moment, the DLC has managed to unite much of the party behind itself.

It's an idea that has managed to unite an eclectic mix of left and rightwing voices.

Through its support of terrorism, the Taliban has managed to unite an extraordinary coalition of nations against it.

Rather than splitting the eurozone, he has managed to unite the other 18 single-currency countries against himself and against Greece more firmly than ever before.

"It's amazing that soccer has managed to unite all Greeks all over the world, something politics has been unable to do," Greece's coach, Otto Rehhagel, said after the game.

The bigger risk is not to the unity of the Concertacion, but to its hold on power especially if the lacklustre Mr Zaldivar squeaks home in the primary.Chile's fractious right has managed to unite behind Joaquin Lavin, the mayor of Santiago's prosperous Las Condes district and a fan of General Pinochet (not that he has wanted to play that up recently).

Serbia's opposition parties have managed to unite against Milosevic only once.

He said the Banks campaign had managed to unite Eurosceptics who were clear they wanted the UK to leave Europe.

John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, said Osborne had managed to unite opinion against the deal, which has been criticised for recovering too little from Google.

Back in July I thought, 'Give it a month or two and it will all crumble.' But the Brexiteers have managed to unite the 27 in a way I have rarely seen".

Ms. Hope spoke of how Mrs. Clinton had managed to unite the Democratic Party for the first time in many years, and Ms. Slaughter described the state Republican Party as being in "total disarray" and predicted that it would face "bad times".