Sentence examples for strongly united from inspiring English sources

"I think the owners are really very strongly united that the system needs to be changed," Murphy said.

I especially love a photograph of twins in one of the daybooks that shows them on either side of two converging walls, separate and yet hinged, cornered but strongly united.

"With every voice heard and the party strongly united, we will elect Senator Obama president of the United States and put our nation on the path to peace and prosperity once again," Mrs. Clinton said.

We, Republicans and Democrats, House and Senate, stand strongly united behind the president, and we'll work together to ensure that the full resources of the government are brought to bear in these efforts.

In contrast, Democrats avoided their usual party-sundering feuds in the primary campaign and emerged strongly united behind their nominee, Representative Rod Blagojevich, a liberal from Chicago who favors abortion rights and more gun controls.

By a 7-to-2 vote, the Supreme Court stood strongly united by any legal standard in its view that the Florida Supreme Court did not ensure the fair and equitable standards necessary in its attempt to discern the intent of each voter.

A similarly strong conflict in seed plants concerns the positions of cycads and Ginkgo biloba, where their plastid trees strongly unite the two, but other studies place cycads alone as sister to extant gymnosperms.

"We in Rwanda strongly believe that united we can build a world released from poverty related diseases among which are HIV, Malaria and Tuberculosis, particularly among the newborns, and the youth.

Separately, Representative Scott McInnis, Republican of Colorado, strongly criticized United yesterday for the severance package it is giving to the departing chief executive, Mr. Goodwin.

After spending nearly an hour with Mr. Wolf yesterday, Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, a state in which US Airways is the third-largest employer, issued a statement strongly disputing United's assertions.

However, rather than having southern independence as his goal, Garang instead strongly advocated for a united secular Sudan in which the south (and other marginalized areas) would have equal opportunities for development and prosperity.