They've built bridges, and they've walked across them.

He made me believe in journalism as a tool to build bridges.

You must be aggressive to go forward in life or else you won't make it to the finish line

Leaders from rich and poor nations alike made a bold promise to make history in the fight against hunger, poverty and disease.

In this way, the goods themselves become bridges rather than barriers to brotherhood sisterhood, occasions of community, pathways of reciprocity, and a vehicle for eradicating involuntary poverty.

But promise me one thing, that we won't cross bridges or ask any questions till we know what's on the other side.

The various Hague Conventions, since they do not aim at unifying substantive law, are in fact potentially important vehicles for bridging cultural and ideological divides.

Like his fellow Foreign Service officers, he built bridges across oceans and cultures, and was deeply invested in the international cooperation that the United Nations represents.

To demonstrate the transparency of our nuclear activities, we took the bold decision to replace the existing system of graphite moderated reactors with a system of light water reactors, at the sacrifice of our independent atomic power industry.

These human sufferings are indeed unfortunate at a time when all parties concerned were expected to build bridges of good human relations, essential now for the conduct of successful nationwide elections.

According to the needs of these countries, the Department dispatched relief coordination officers who assisted in an assessment of the situation, launched an appeal for international aid, raised funds, organized airlifts of relief goods and assisted in local coordination.

We have built bridges of friendship, solidarity and identity towards Africa through our foreign policy to defend sovereignty, multipolarity and multilateralism as well as their institutional expression, as we also share our untiring struggle against poverty at the global level.

The Special Rapporteur notes that the flow of Marsh Arab refugees into the south western part of the Islamic Republic of Iran also continues, despite the fact that the physical obstacles to flight have increased as the marshes have been drained and embankments (patrolled by armed forces) have been constructed by the Government of Iraq.