Sentence examples for promote division from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the real problem with these hearings is that they will promote division and prejudice.

But the peace deal enshrined a political system that continues to promote division rather than much-needed conciliation.

Critics say separatists promote division and exclusion, but we say independence movements are about the opposite of exclusion.

Right now Iran wants to reduce, not promote, division between Sunnis and Shiites — and promoting broader "Islamic" interests by going after Israel is one way to lessen Sunni fears about Iran's rise.

Efforts to respond to these problems not only will seriously entangle church and state, but also will promote division among religious groups, as one group or another fears (often legitimately) that it will receive unfair treatment at the hands of the government.

May is overinterpreting the result, using it to construct headlines and justify policies that are not borne out by the subsequent analysis of the no vote – which shows that it was neither exclusively among poorer people, nor mainly motivated by anti-migration sentiment – and then using it to promote division.

In our study, the silo M&E approach could potentially promote divisions in the management of HIV sub-programmes, which contradicts stated goals of an integrated HIV/AIDS response [ 23].

That is how we stop terrorists winning, not by promoting division".

Clinton drew on his experience in managing the end of the cold war to warn against thinking which promotes division and violence, saying that the world's problems are manageable if different groups work together.

With northern backbenchers increasingly uneasy over falling support in the party's core areas, the prime minister last week accused his critics of promoting division and setting north against south.

So it's fortuitous that Deere's board has picked this time to run a chief executive succession race, pitting four recently promoted division heads against one another.