Sentence examples for uniting groups from inspiring English sources

Or Tsipras' role in uniting groups that, famously, have remained outcast and fractured on the margins of Greek political life.

This, however, is an artificial arrangement uniting groups for which evolutionary relationships to other rodents are unknown.

While it is having some social and political impact, its main achievement is probably logistical, uniting groups with different agendas around a common cause and attracting new recruits, especially college students and unionized workers.

They function to define the distinctive beliefs of opposing or uniting groups within a given religion or to formulate doctrines appropriate to new circumstances, and are chiefly a Christian phenomenon during the period from the Reformation to the present.

Still, supporters point to its success in uniting groups around issues like the redevelopment of Coney Island (the society argued earlier this year for devoting more space to the amusement park) and the large-scale construction plans of St . Vincents Hospital in Greenwich Village.

He's uniting groups like labor unions, anarchists, communists, and opposition parties that all have one common enemy: corruption.

He wanted these united groups to "overthrow governments which support multiculturalism".

On Tuesday, armed Russian police raided the offices of the Open Russia movement, the organisation Khodorkovsky founded to unite groups and individuals who want Russia to change.

After each terrorist attack we must actively work to unite groups with different nationalities, ethnicities and cultural worldviews.

The division will also develop specialty applications to unite groups of businesses to provide larger clients with a strong systems-contract-style of purchasing.

Christina Pickles Judy Gellerr): They were a united group.