Sentence examples for together reforming from inspiring English sources

Beginning at tail end, begin pulling sides of turkey together, reforming its body, stitching every inch or so.

Adopting legislation to knit the country together; reforming the Constitution; strengthening independent security forces; reconciling Iraq's Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds — all were benchmarks, and all remain partly or wholly unmet, despite the security gains that were supposed to create the space for political progress and thus peace.

There is a choice in both our countries we can and should make together: reform the EU to put growth, competitiveness and jobs back at the heart of its priorities.

Pedro Noguera, a New York University professor who helped develop Newark's school zone, said that it brought together reforms that had worked elsewhere: providing social services to students and support for teachers; emphasizing parental and community involvement; and developing career and job opportunities.

"Latino or not," Mr. Basile added, "Mitchel deserves credit for bringing people together to reform our politics and fight corruption.

"Clearly, it will require a Presidential mandate to energise and direct agencies to work together to reform the classification system".

"If we here in this chamber do not work together to reform the government," the governor said, "the people will rise up and reform it themselves.

He has been enormously successful at getting health care professionals and institutions to work together to reform their practices — exactly what the agency needs.

In 1970, the brothers realised that they were stronger together and reformed the Bee Gees, even though Robin had almost completed a second album, Sing Slowly Sisters.

Using the heel of your hand, knead the pieces back together and reform the dough into an even, flattened disk about 6 inches in diameter.

At that time, leaders from both political parties pulled together to reform the state's regulatory and tax environment.