Sentence examples for mend divisions from inspiring English sources

Despite having warned against the threat of Scottish nationalism in Westminster during the campaign, he said now was the time to mend divisions between England and Scotland.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Euro Official Looks to Heal Rift Over Austerity  |  Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the newly elected president of the group of ministers overseeing the euro, said he wanted to improve the image of the currency and mend divisions over austerity policies.

The MDC even split in 2005, although recently it has been trying to mend its divisions.

When I asked Kaine how he would help mend the divisions in the country, he said, "I think that's going to be the test of a Clinton-Kaine Administration.

Michael R. Gordon Correction: December 13 , 2002 Friday Two articles on Wednesday -- one about the efforts of Greek and Turkish Cypriots to mend their divisions and one about President Bush's meeting with the leader of Turkey's governing party -- referred incorrectly to the Turkish government.

SOFIA, Bulgaria — The Bulgarian government tried to defuse mounting public anger by giving up power, but the Parliament's vote to accept the resignation of the prime minister and his cabinet on Thursday did little to calm discontent over rising prices and falling standards of living or to mend political divisions that have plagued Bulgaria since the fall of Communism more than 20 years ago.

But that may not be enough to convince them to mend those divisions.

But the meeting may not have mended those divisions entirely: It was skipped by some black officials who had been invited, including a delegation from Brooklyn.

The truth is that the French left has never mended the divisions that ran deep in 2005 over the referendum on the European constitution.

Hence Tisha B'av became a day in which Jews pray and preach against internal conflict, in the hope that mending such divisions will lead to the Temple's rebuilding.

Prime Minister Tony Blair said today that he was flying to the United States on Wednesday to confer with President Bush about the need to mend European-American divisions caused by the military campaign in Iraq and to involve the United Nations in any postwar Baghdad administration.