Sentence examples for try to bring together from inspiring English sources

It will try to bring together parents, teachers and other local interest groups from across the country through social networking.

The proposed conversation will try to bring together gay men and lesbians who want to strengthen marriage with heterosexuals who want to do the same.

The army has said it is going to try to bring together both sides, but warned that martial law would remain until the situation had calmed.

"I look for girls who are all-stars in their leagues and try to bring together the best in the country," she said.

"When casting international versions of Top Gear we always try to bring together talent that have displayed a passion for the subject and a certain on-screen chemistry.

"Because of this unique situation, with the British and German graves, the natural thing was to try to bring together British and German musicians," said Kenyon.

TalentMatch is a site that tries to bring together artists, the entertainment industry and fans.

"We're trying to bring together various stakeholders to address issues and promote problem-solving," said Mark Adams, a forum spokesman.

But New Immigrant Community Empowerment, or NICE, tries to bring together all newcomers and give them a political voice.

I met Mohammad Tolba, the founder of an organization that tries to bring together Salafis, liberals, and Christians to volunteer in mobile health clinics.

"In the White City project we are trying to bring together all the knowledge we have gathered from our 118 centres in four countries around the world.