Sentence examples for uniting communities from inspiring English sources

The new Peace Bridge in Derry-Londonderry is a handshake as much as anything, uniting communities.

May believes in justice, but not in social justice; in individual enterprise, but not in uniting communities.

"In time these small militias may be positive in uniting communities and presenting a unified Iraqi stand against the terror of Daesh [the Arabic name for Isis].

McGuigan played his own part in uniting communities at a time when the division in Ulster was underpinned by lethal hatred.

Both organizations have worked on uniting communities to harness social media for social good, and #GivingTuesday was a logical framework to bring Americans together for this purpose.

The mayor said that uniting communities could boost economic growth in comments that will be seen as aimed at the US president-elect, who has reiterated his election promise of building a new barrier between Mexico and the US and has pledged to deport up to 3 million illegal migrants.

The Ohio Organizing Collaborative (OOC) is receiving the Champion in Community Organizing Award for uniting community organizing groups, labor unions, faith organizations and policy institutes.

"It's one of those things," said Anthony Wagner, president of Pillsbury United Communities, a nonprofit organization that operates the Waite House.

But Karen Wells, also active in United Communities of Westchester, was on the list, and was sent notice.

Long underfunded by the region's governments, sport is helping to unite communities torn apart by Ebola.

Through the arrangement with United Communities, residents benefit not only from more modern, spacious surroundings, but also from the rapid response they get to calls for maintenance help.