Sentence examples for preserving unity from inspiring English sources

As the glue that held the Taliban together was dissolving, Mansoor's main aim became preserving unity.

Trumbić's diplomatic skill went far in gaining most of the disputed lands for Yugoslavia and preserving unity at home.

There was an important group of top Nigerian civil servants and lawyers who pressed strongly for preserving unity, and whose influence was paramount.

The speech showed that Watson is emerging as one of the key figures in preserving unity in the party amid deep misgivings among Labour MPs in the shadow cabinet and beyond about Corbyn's leadership.

In 1939, however, the 17-year-old Lincoln Memorial stood in the middle of a segregated city and paid tribute to the president whom many white Americans honored for preserving unity rather than for ending slavery.

In an odd way, Mr. Bush has abetted the Democratic strategy by opting to stay out of the political fray in the interest of preserving unity on the war against terrorism.

Mr Suharto repressed complaints and preserved unity by brute force.

He preserved unity, but at the price of theological gridlock.

That might be lost if policies were continually watered down to preserve unity.

Perhaps only the Cuban leadership can preserve unity among the chavistas.

To quell the conflict and preserve unity, Pilgrim leaders (among them William Bradford and William Brewster) drafted the Mayflower Compact before going ashore.