Sentence examples for push to unify from inspiring English sources
He has been behind Apple's push to unify the software that powers its mobile devices and its Macintosh computers.
Barack Obama launched a coordinated push to unify Democrats against Donald Trump on Thursday, formally endorsing Hillary Clinton for the first time after a conciliatory meeting with her primary opponent Bernie Sanders.
Although there is a growing push to unify child care and education in a universal system, both in Canada and elsewhere, a fully integrated system would bring together additional services for family support, health and community programs.
The will to remain part of a united Europe could also push Northern Ireland to unify with the Irish republic.
That's why the US has being trying to push a parallel diplomatic effort to unify the rebels who are unaffiliated with al Qaeda or IS while bringing all of the foreign powers involved in Syria — including Russia and Iran — into a dialogue about how to forge an accord, so that eventually combined forces can effectively confront the group.
The prospect of an Obama-Clinton ticket has been fodder for political gossip for months, with some Democratic leaders pushing the idea as a way to unify the party.
Tuesday's action came as U.S. officials were set to attend the Friends of Syria meeting in Marrakech, to discuss the Syria crisis, as rebels push forward on the battlefield and move to unify the political opposition.
Through gov.uk the GDS, Heywood is pushing "government as a platform" as a way to unify services but also to cut costs and increase efficiency, crucial in the post economic downturn tight budgetary environment.
As part of its push to go more social, Google has been attempting to unify its various account profiles into one Google Profile.
But despite these native strength at the OS level, failure to unify and evolve the UI fast enough killed Symbian — by pushing mobile users into the arms of rivals who focused on usability first.
