Sentence examples for united communities from inspiring English sources

There are those who seek to divide our united communities and sow discord and strife; they have shown their true colours by attacking police and property.

What connects us is a sense of pride in the UK and a belief in the power and benefits that strong, united communities can have for all British citizens.

This competition lifted a city and united communities.

The UKIP leader also stated that the priority for Britain should be to have "more united" communities and better job prospects for young people, rather than the economic benefits that some believe immigration can bring.

Such a use has long carried a certain "ick" factor that has, in the past, united communities against proposed projects.

He has also received offers of help from dozens of strangers across the country, said Molly Schwartz, communications director for Pillsbury United Communities, which employed him as a gym coordinator for one of its summer programs.

That would show, for once, a united community".

He remains a symbol of a divided not a united community.

More honest government, a more diverse economy and efforts to achieve a more united community would not go amiss either.

"There is no momentum, there is no resources and the government haven't provided a vision of a united community.

But he added on a hopeful note: "Today Miami seems to be a divided community but from a divided community to a united community, the change can be very quick and very short".