Sentence examples for striving to unify from inspiring English sources
Their underlying goals can vary from striving to unify certain parts of the national legislation and practices (Delmas-Marty, 2004, p. 253) to facilitating and supporting cooperation.
The Democrats, galvanized by Roosevelt's decision not to vie for the nomination, strove to unify their party against his chosen successor.
Finding a permanent conflict beween the spiritually erotic and the physically erotic, Claussen strove to unify earthly desire and religious sacrifice in a verbal totality.
And the natural rivalries that come from nationalistic pride mean a candidate must also strive to unify while overcoming any competitive or negative sentiment that Latinos may have about Mr. Ferrer's national descent.
But before those two forces could start to pull me in the same direction – as I strove to unify the verbalisation of my lack of verbosity with the visual articulation of my technical inarticulacy – there were a few uncomfortable social preliminaries to be got through.
WASHINGTON — When he jousts with Congressional Republicans over health care policy during a televised meeting on Thursday, President Obama will seek to portray his adversaries as sharing many of the broad goals of his legislation and also strive to unify Congressional Democrats to press ahead and adopt a bill, senior White House officials and leading Democrats say.
While in London, Alexander met Lee Smolin, an expert in quantum gravity, a field that strives to unify all the forces of the universe under one theory.
The Census of Antarctic Marine Life and the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research Marine Biodiversity Information Network (SCAR-MarBIN) have strived to coordinate and unify the available scientific expertise and biodiversity data to improve our understanding of Southern Ocean biodiversity.
He was striving to become.
Sons striving to outdo fathers.
