Sentence examples for strengthening unity from inspiring English sources

Ahmadinejad also joined a radical student group aligned with Khomeini, the Office for Strengthening Unity between Universities and Theological Seminaries, which led the takeover of the U.S. Embassy.

These emerged in the years following the 1979 Revolution as the most important groups on campuses, with their leaders participating in the public council of the Tahkim-e Vahdat (Office for Strengthening Unity), one of the largest and most influential student organisations in Iran.

Some helped shape the opposition manifestos through the influential Office for Strengthening Unity, Iran's main student organisation, which has remained critical of the regime.The students at the universities in Tehran who come from the provinces and were living in those dormitories were sent home when the post-election turmoil began and universities shut.

Paradoxically, the local-election results may strengthen unity (both smaller parties were trounced, and so have no interest in an early general election).

Islam Online says it wants to present a positive view of the faith to non-Muslims, to strengthen unity in the Muslim world and to uphold principles of justice, freedom and human rights.

There are Palestinians who say that the Israeli operation in Gaza will strengthen unity efforts between the authority and Hamas because it shows how vulnerable all Palestinians are and how much they need shared strength.

Even Mr Erdogan's allies agree that he should have done more to appease the concerns of secularists.Within hours of the court's verdict, Mr Erdogan spoke of the need to strengthen unity and promised to abide by Ataturk's principles.

The statement said the two leaders had agreed on "a number of measures which would strengthen unity between the two sister countries". [ In Santa Barbara, White House officials said that they had received reports that President Assad had pledged unqualified support for Libya, and that they regarded this as "Arab rhetoric" that was not to be taken seriously.

The plenum adopted four resolutions pertaining to strengthening national unity, ethnic minorities, religion, and legislative land reform.

To reach that goal, Karzai said he was considering building that army with the reintroduction of conscription as a way of strengthening national unity.

Though the movement failed to bring about its paramount goal of national independence, it was significant in strengthening national unity, leading to the birth in Shanghai of the Korean Provisional Government, and drawing worldwide attention.