Sentence examples for unifying goals from inspiring English sources

In 2006, inspired by a set of unifying goals -- "Who hates mothers?!"-- I co-founded MomsRising in hopes of working successfully in areas where there is substantial core agreement.

A strong focus by executive and board teams on their own role in identifying and addressing systems problems was powerful in supporting cultural change that delivered benefits for patients, and our observations and interviews identified many examples of impressive gains being made by the sharp and blunt ends working together around unifying goals.

The interface complete with its sliding cards and unifying goal should be up to the task.

Dynamical treatments of epistemic logic and insights into the logic of inquiry from epistemic logicians speak directly to this third, unifying goal.

"Our problem is that we were not able to unify goals with Serbian Renewal Movement".

With so many new members comes the challenge of getting everyone's expectations to be reasonable and having unified goals.

That could restrict the F.S.A. leaders' movements in northern Syria, whether to funnel arms or to enforce unified goals and standards.

The very diversity of such a large Council raised questions of whether it would be able to project unified goals and principles in a chaotic transitional period where significant segments of the population were pulling in different directions.

The advantage of the normal function account is that it provides a single (relatively) unified goal for health care, towards which the burdens and benefits of various interventions can be relatively objectively titrated, balanced, and integrated.

There isn't one monolithic Taliban-driven insurgency that is unified in goals, organization and desires.

The American campaigners who invited us are keenly interested in how building a left-right coalition brought success at Heathrow, as well as the way networks like AirportWatch helped communities to develop unified policy goals, instead of continuously trying to push the problem from one community to another.