Sentence examples for rallying countries from inspiring English sources

And it improves the prospects of rallying countries to ratify the Paris climate agreement when it opens for signing on 22 April.

Having Trudeau by his side would help rally countries around the climate change agreement reached at Paris, Obama said.

One reason the I.M.F. has emerged as such a popular cause is that the United States has been unable to rally countries behind its other major priority: economic stimulus.

On his high-profile visit to Asia later this month, Obama will underscore how the ocean ties us together, as he tries to rally countries around the Pacific to moderate, if not counter, the rising role of China in the region.

It should be rallying other countries, as well as private organizations and individuals, to do their fair share.

Bill Clinton found his footing after the Oklahoma City bombings, rallying the country to oppose the forces of hate.

It is time for a president-elect to start setting up his administration and rallying the country behind him.

"We have seen tremendous leadership from President Bush, rallying our country and putting together a global coalition," Mr. Pataki continued.

He focused on rallying the country to impose on Washington changes that reactionaries in both parties vehemently opposed.

Some institutional changes might make it easier to reach common positions, and some majority voting might help to rally recalcitrant countries.

The idea of the Arab League was mooted in 1942 by the British, who wanted to rally Arab countries against the Axis powers.