Sentence examples for working together to confront from inspiring English sources

However, when asked about the meeting, a senior White House official said: "The administration has been clear about the importance of government and industry working together to confront terrorism".

One aspect of that collaboration is working together to confront fundamentalism using resources from within the tradition that has been co-opted.

The event, said Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii), is meant "to show the growing number of senators who are committed to working together to confront climate change".

With labor unions, students, workers, the unemployed, the elderly, mortgage holders, and veterans working together to confront the centers of ill-gotten wealth and power that have run amok on Wall Street, the wider movement representing the other 99percentt is destined to grow.

Global solidarity means working together to confront global challenges.

Egypt and Israel could be forced to finally figure out how to work together to confront extremism and improve border security.

As a result, the two countries had struggled "to work together to confront the common threat of extremism".

We need the inter-religious and inter-cultural dialogue that turns neighbours into friends able to work together to confront the threats to our common security.

It can only be challenged if the left in Europe works together to confront not just localised injustice but the system itself.

"When this incident is finally over," Mrs. Clinton said on Thursday, "we're going to do everything we can to work together to confront and disrupt Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb".

"This growing threat exemplifies the need for Iraqis from all communities to work together to confront this common enemy and isolate these militant groups from the broader population," she said.