Sentence examples for pledge to unite from inspiring English sources

We doubt now whether Mr. Bush ever intended to deliver on his 2000 pledge to unite, not divide.

Mr. Clinton also spoke of the importance of tolerance in the United States, challenging Mr. Bush to follow through on his pledge to unite the country.

Labor's most traumatic division in years will test Mr Rudd's pledge to unite the party "with every effort I have in my being .In this section Where it counts The wild brunch Happy and you know it?

They asserted the nomination produced the opposite effect of what was promised in President Bush's pledge to unite and not divide the nation after the closely contested presidential election.

President Nicolas Maduro hastily gathered Venezuela state governors and mayors to discuss the violence and pledged to unite with political opponents to fight crime.

By a margin of more than 2 to 1, voters also said that Mr. Bush had divided the nation he pledged to unite.

Standing before a crowd of his supporters after his victory, Mr. Zapatero pledged to unite the increasingly polarized nation by leading a dialogue rather than issuing edicts.

BAGHDAD — When Nuri Kamal al-Maliki began his bid for re-election as prime minister — exactly a year ago on Saturday — he pledged to unite a population splintered and suspicious after years of war.

Mr. Rajapaksa has pledged to unite the country after the polls, but his critics say he is a divisive figure who will only exacerbate the country's deep ethnic and religious divides.

Parliament set Sept. 9 as the date for a long-anticipated presidential election, setting the stage for a contest between the nation's authoritarian president, Aleksandr Lukashenko, and pro-democracy parties that have pledged to unite behind a single candidate.

As the new government was sworn in before a half-empty parliament yesterday, Mr Jaafari - a member of the majority Shia coalition - pledged to unite the country's rival ethnic factions and fight terrorism.