Sentence examples for together to make a difference from inspiring English sources

Civil society often works together to make a difference.

Charities and social enterprises are ethos-driven, mission-driven groups who come together to make a difference.

I see how divided the country is, and it's the clearest sign that politicians will have to learn to work together to make a difference.

The Live Better Challenge is all about coming together to make a difference to our lives, and the world around us, through positive action.

"It was quite extraordinary to meet Palestinian mothers and discover this joint pain, and how powerful we could be as a force together to make a difference," she says.

At a time of enormous needs in Haiti and elsewhere, when so many Americans are trying to help Haitians by sending everything from text messages to shoes, the Salwens offer an example of a family that came together to make a difference — for themselves as much as the people they were trying to help.

– Chris Lake, head of professional development at the NHS Leadership Academy "People and organisations working together to make a real difference to the public that we serve".

What we do have in common is the will to work together to make a positive difference for us all, now and in the future". The School of Nursing recruits and retains students, faculty, and staff from diverse social and ethnic populations.

That's what we want to teach children with the outreach that we've been trying to do, to bring the message of science and engineering coming together to make a big difference in society".

Learn more about how UNFPA and Johnson & Johnson are working together to make a meaningful difference in the Johnson & Johnson 2011 Annual Report.

"Now we need to roll six months together to make a significant difference". California water suppliers have been assigned conservation targets based on their previous efforts to conserve water.