Sentence examples for unified groups from inspiring English sources

This may sound like a return to the consortia idea that appeared to have fallen by the wayside in the outgoing government's final "wash-up", but there is no mention of these unified groups - if they emerge - taking over responsibility for ITV regional output.

The citizen mobilizations that made democracy real also shaped and unified groups previously marginal to the polity, while extensions of formal rights invited expectations of material and symbolic equality.

The main difference is that I like to organize my classes as unified groups that work on a single group project that will have a life outside of the classroom.

Since these groups contained samples which varied in ethnicity and tumor grade, we controlled all bias by comparing them as unified groups.

These unified groups included the Huns, who invaded Europe, and under Attila, conducted campaigns in both eastern France and northern Italy, over 500 miles apart, within two successive campaign seasons.

This is the case with "What's It All About?," a plotless medley of Burt Bacharach songs — performed by a vaguely unified group of singers in street clothes — for which Hoggett was the director as well as the movement director.

For instance, when constants and variables are multiplied together, they act as a unified grouping within the larger expression, known as a "term".

By recognizing the personality colors of each of your team members you will have the ability to meld your team into a well coordinated, unified group.

From a functional perspective, clans help to unify groups by cross-cutting other forms of social organization, such as the settlement, postmarital residence patterns, or age sets.

In those countries, social networks have been used to route around identifiable sources of repression and to unify groups dispersed over large areas.

The more we lump terrorist groups together and draw the battle lines as a simple binary struggle between moderates and extremists, or good and evil, the more we play into the hands of those seeking to unify groups with little in common.