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Meanings of united front in English

A multiethnic alliance in Afghanistan who practice a moderate form of Islam and are united in their opposition to the Taliban.

Synonyms
Examples for "Northern Alliance"
Examples for "Northern Alliance"
1
He is here for sure, Northern Alliance spokesman Mr Mohammad Amin said.
The Irish Times
2
Haq did not want to meet with Massoud inside Northern Alliance territory.
Ghost wars
3
His first goal was to rebuild the strength of the Northern Alliance.
Ghost wars
4
Hicks was captured in Afghanistan by the US-backed Northern Alliance in late 2001.
The Guardian
5
The war with the Northern Alliance picked up speed and things gradually deteriorated.
The apostle
Usage of united front in English
1
What we need is a really united front, I suppose, moving forward.
Radio NZ
2
Perhaps, we all retire afterwards to come up with a united front.
The Irish Times
3
Compulsory united front associations are established everywhere, to represent everything and everyone.
News.com.au
4
We've got to at least look as if it's a united front.
Anvil Gate
5
There has been a completely united front thus far between all current players.
The Guardian
6
Top News Obama, Cameron present united front on Syria Posted Mar.
Reuters
7
The way Americans and their allies joined together and formed a united front.
Sword of god
8
Environmental groups have joined in a rare united front to block the pipeline.
The Guardian
9
This was uncharacteristic of Rosamund, who generally liked to present a united front.
The Information Officer
10
By contrast, the bloc's 27 other states presented a united front.
Reuters
11
Arm in arm, men all over earth were a united front.
The Illustrated Man
12
But, for these people, he knew a united front was preferred.
Book Two: Descent
13
And then she said, We might as well present a united front right away.
Chocolate chip cookie murder
14
If ever Kenya's opposition parties needed to present a united front, it is now.
The Irish Times
15
Second, you and your team must present a united front.
The Guardian
16
Telegraph executives had hoped to present a united front against the News Corp bid.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
Common