Sentence examples for unity statement from inspiring English sources

There is no definite creed, although a statement written by Charles Fillmore, the "Unity Statement of Faith," is available in a pamphlet.

When she was tasked with drafting the unity statement for the 1981 Women's Pentagon Action, an antiwar feminist sit-in, she spoke of women, particularly incarcerated ones, who "were born at the intersection of oppressions," a phrase that hadn't yet gone mainstream.

Greece's political leaders, more accustomed to screaming abuse at each other in parliament, spent the day locked in talks at the president's office trying to produce an unprecedented national unity statement.

Sixty-eight groups and two national leaders, including GLAAD, Muslim Public Affairs Council and The Trevor Project, have signed the "Muslim-LGBTQ Unity Statement in Response to Divisive Rhetoric After Orlando Shooting".

"Each of these struggles has specific demands and needs, but they are all fighting against the same corporate-driven policies aimed at extracting profits for the rich from the austerity imposed violently on everyone else," reads the Together Against Austerity basis of unity statement.

The Muslim Council of Britain, a coalition of Muslim organisations across the theological spectrum, has in the past issued intra-faith unity statements, signed by leaders from both the Sunni and Shia traditions, calling for no hostility between sects.

Big and small political statements have peppered this Fashion Week, from white bandanas of unity to statement T-shirts on the runway to designer Mara Hoffman opening her show with the organizers of the Women's March on Washington.

"We're very skilful at curating shows which work indoors and outdoors so you get a sort of unity of statement and the same will happen with Miró.

The administration welcomes "constructive work" by the reconstituted Rada, or legislature, "and continues to urge the prompt formation of a broad, technocratic government of national unity," said the statement, attributed to Press Secretary Jay Carney.

The administration welcomes "constructive work" by the reconstituted Rada, or parliament, "and continues to urge the prompt formation of a broad, technocratic government of national unity," said the statement, attributed to White House Press Secretary Jay Carney.

Hezbollah condemned the blast as "part of a series of crimes and explosions aimed at destabilising the country and its unity", in a statement issued before Hariri had accused it of involvement.