Sentence examples for unity in the war from inspiring English sources

The message was consistent throughout the day: unity in the war against terrorism and solidarity between New Yorkers and Jerusalemites.

Doha became a symbol of unity in the war against terrorism.Today, progress in the trade talks could, once again, be a unifier.

In September 1939 Linlithgow broadcast an appeal for unity in the war against Germany before consulting the Indian political parties, offending the Congress Party leaders, who then asked their provincial ministers to resign.

In the next two hundred years, as the Crusades went on, a coalescing Europe found its point of unity in the holy war against Islam.

But many Euro-nationalists ultimately took heart from the Iraq crisis, for beneath the divisions between European governments they saw a fundamental unity in the anti-war sentiment of the European public.

On Tuesday (July 15), a daylong fast is planned as part of a public effort to show unity in the fight against war and violence in the region.

He quit to foster party unity over the war in Iraq?

So far Mr. Bush has done much to earn that unity by prosecuting the war in its early stages with patient, nuanced policies that have defied the hawks in his own party (and which they would have pilloried as dawdling and feckless flip-flopping if carried out by a Democratic president).

During its opening months, the Congress displayed bipartisan unity in supporting war measures.

In a statement tonight, Mr. Bush praised House lawmakers "for their strong, bipartisan show of unity in our war against terrorism" in approving the appropriations bill.

Indeed the party system itself, which had defined American politics for decades, was falling apart, to be replaced by regional and national fusion parties that struggled to maintain unity in the face of a grinding war.