Sentence examples for provides unity from inspiring English sources

The 21CSC provides unity to a set of pre-existing programs nationwide (100 in total and growing) where young Americans can enroll and gain real work experience while doing valuable projects in national and state parks, forests, coastal preserves, and also in their own communities and cities.

Robert Christgau, in Christgau's Record Guide, wrote that "Gregg Allman is a predictable singer who never has an unpredictable lyric to work with anyway, and the jams do roll on, but at their best — "Ramblin' Man," a miraculous revitalization of rock's earliest conceit — they just may be the best, and on this album Dickey Betts's melodious spirituality provides unity and renewal".

But the superdelegates were also created to provide unity at the nominating convention.

They provide unity and structure while paradoxically enabling many works to stand out from the flow.

Despite increasing troops and resources, Mr. Obama has failed to provide unity of mission and purpose.

Anti-Marcos factions were fragmented, but most eventually accepted that Aquino stood the best chance of providing unity.

Michael Gove referred to him as "an amazing and impressive person" but one apparently not "capable" of building teams or "providing unity".

Falconer was quoted as saying: "Neither Yvette nor Liz can steer the Labour party through the challenging few years ahead when we need a leader who can reach out to all wings of our party and provide unity.

He talked of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty's role in providing "unity in diversity" for India (back in Delhi the commentariat grumbles about precisely the most unwelcome rise of dynastic power in Indian democracy).

The relevant quote from me was: "Neither Yvette [Cooper] nor Liz [Kendall] can steer the party through the challenging few years ahead of us when we need a leader who can reach out to all wings of the party and provide unity".

Perhaps Burnham-backer Lord Falconer would have been wise to study the intricacies of the Minaj/Swift Twitter spat before he told The Times that neither female candidate was capable of steering Labour "through the challenging few years ahead when we need a leader who can reach out to all wings of our party and provide unity".