Sentence examples for join hands against from inspiring English sources

However, on Monday, Asif Ali Zardari, the country's former president who controls the opposition Pakistan Peoples party, said it was the "collective responsibility of the international community to join hands against" the Houthi forces.

But he lamented that the Indian media began accusing Pakistan instantaneously; he repeated his mantra that the two sides must avoid the blame game and join hands against a common enemy.

Lear and his loyal friends out on the heath join hands against the pitiless stars and for a moment I was irresistibly reminded of another raggle-taggle, self-constructed family up against the world - Dorothy and co from The Wizard of Oz.

Maybe it's time for white congregations to hear from their black brothers and sisters and figure out ways to join hands against these injustices.

This was a first in French politics: it signed the end of the so-called "republican pact," under which all political forces join hands against fascism.

By joining hands against public violence he and the Governor secretly joined a faction for the betterment of society which indeed led to less violence (not all) for desegregation of Little Rock, Arkansas schools.

The historical amity between India and Bangladesh came to the fore during the 1971 liberation war of Bangladesh, when people from both countries joined hands against the oppression of an evil, religious force.

National Day of Prayer and Action to Stop Violence against Children, Cambodia Cambodian religious leaders, the government, and UNICEF join hands to prevent violence against children through promotion of positive parenting.

The crisis in Iraq has given rise to widespread expectation that the US and Iran will join hands to shore up Iraq against the al-Qa'ida splinter group Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isis).

Some African leaders have been willing to criticise Mr Mugabe, although a Zambian opposition leader, Michael Sata, urged the region's leaders to "join hands and launch strong protests against attempts by the west to recolonise Zimbabwe".

On Sunday, Mr. Khan urged all political parties in Karachi to join hands on Monday in a rally against the movement.