Sentences with phrase «opposing sides together»

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Corrymeela, in Ireland, is a community that creates space for those on opposing sides of political, religious and ideological differences to learn from each other so they can live well together.

The two sides lined up in formations that fitted together well, ensuring every man had an opposing player: the centre - backs went against...

This is not a one sided issue, it is about defining a way in which families are not put in the middle of two opposing systems, but finding a way for them to work together for the best interest of all of us.

Groups that often find themselves on opposite sides of political debates have come together this year to oppose a constitutional convention in New York.

And charities and voluntary organisations will not be part of that, because they will fear that somebody, maliciously, or someone on the opposite camp to them, let's say the League Against Cruel Sports versus the Countryside Alliance, may want to make mischief with the other side, so to speak, although those two organisations and many others of diametrically opposed views have worked together to oppose this Bill.

I just want to say thanks because when you can get people who are in a position to help so many people, like physicians are, to bring the food side in with hardcore medical physiology, biochemistry, and pharmacology that they're trained in, to bring all that together, it seems like as a biohack, I'm not opposed to pharmaceuticals, hormones, exercise, food, whatever the tools are that help me to improve a system, so for you to take the credibility you've earned throughout your career and then to help apply that to helping other medical professionals help more people, thank you.

However, as recently evidenced by the Negasonic Teenage Warhead / Ego the Living Planet deal, Marvel and Fox aren't opposed to working together if it benefits both sides.

is trying to piece together a compromise at a time when the various sides appear to be digging in along more Republican - Democratic partisan lines as opposed to scrambling for common ground (See «Teacher Eval Reforms Being Sent To «Summer Camp,»» 6/18/15).

All partnerships are built on John Goodlad's concept of simultaneous renewal (1994) in that they are «mutually collaborative arrangements between equal partners working together to meet self - interests» related to technology integration, as opposed to «partnerships that are merely symbolic, one - sided, or noblesse oblige» (Sirotnik & Goodlad, 1998, p. vii).

I wonder, is it designed so that you can fold both screens together in the opposite direction (as opposed to being closed) when reading using the e-ink side of things?

The slant that they've taken by having the two «opposing» sides coming together also seems interesting.

It would normally fall to the academic establishments to bang heads together and rectify the situation, but they have mainly thrown in their lot with one of the opposing sides, and now join in the assertion that the «science is settled» — hardly a suitable position for a dispassionate enquirer after truth to espouse.

«You can spend weeks or months putting together the perfect contract proposal that meets your and the opposing sides» interests better than you ever dreamed of,» Daniel told the audience, «but if you walk into that room, put it down on the table, and say «Take it or leave it...»»