Sentence examples for unifying around from inspiring English sources

Many believe that the strategy of unifying around Shariah was developed by people like Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, Nigeria's military ruler from 1985 to 1993.

What is bad for the Republicans should be good for the Democrats but, as the New York Times reminds readers, they are still experiencing problems unifying around a clear message.

"He [Marks] is not really willing to have an open conversation about why French Connection is underperforming," said Meidar, who added that a wider shareholder base was unifying around its ideas.

The planned shift in strategy, to be executed in the next few weeks, comes amid anxiety among Republicans about the president's declining poll numbers, uncharacteristic missteps by a usually assured White House and a torrent of criticism of Mr. Bush from an energized Democratic Party that appears to be unifying around Mr. Kerry.

They indeed set up local structures unifying around 90% of the mosques under two umbrella organisations (SCHURA and DITIB).

BearHugCamp succeeded in describing the possibilities for unifying around a defacto set of APIs that would speak across Twitter and its much smaller competitors.

"Gosh, if there's anything millennials will unify around, it's this notion of acceptance, and more than that celebration," Kaine said.

In theory, the White House could help Republicans unify around a plan, as Obama did for the Democrats when they passed the ACA.

Break down the issue into addressable ideas and goals that people can unify around, like "reducing carbon from U.S. coal plants" or reducing the "body mass index (BMI) in children in schools".

It is a gift to them that they're able to unify around that very notion.

But Republicans have not been able to unify around an alternative.