Sentence examples for public unity from inspiring English sources

Bush called for more public unity, decrying the state of conflict between activists and police, right and left, black and white.

Viewed through the lens of the weeks-old attacks, Billy Joel's "New York State of Mind" and Mick Jagger and Keith Richards's powerhouse version of "Miss You" morph from inner soundtracks to ineffable statements of public unity.

Several administration officials said that Mr. Cohen's hold-out position created the most striking schism among Mr. Clinton's foreign policy advisers, who pride themselves on public unity and keeping disagreements to themselves.

He framed congressional authorization of the war against Isis as a solidarity or symbolic issue – like the US Congress would be showing the American public unity or something – but it's much more consequential than his deceptive wording allows.

For several days, the PRI's traditional façade of public unity has been punctured by open sniping and squabbling.In this section Down and out in Brazil Mexico's once-ruling party faces the shock of opposition Rule bound Angst on campus Colombia's new team ReprintsMany of the PRI's lower ranks blame their defeat on President Ernesto Zedillo.

About 1 million people are expected to gather in the French capital for what is set to be the biggest demonstration of public unity since the liberation in 1944 after three days last week that left 17 people and three gunmen dead.

A town hall meeting with the public, a unity march in conjunction with other NPHC members, and a concert featuring R&B Grammy Award winning singer Patti LaBelle were some of the events which occurred at the centennial Boulé.

Trachoma presents a major problem to public health Unity State, while the disease is of low priority in Northern-Bahr-el-Ghazal State.

It was just over one month ago Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama made a much-hyped public display of unity at a New Hampshire campaign stop.

As a document of family life in the early 21st century, these cards are smug and also touching; many of the tableaux are of second families – the kids will be in more than one photo-card this Christmas – and the artwork a public statement of unity.

And finally she said: "Ethnic communities that show more public solidarity & unity than black people do much better #dontwashdirtylineninpublic".