Sentence examples for Unidos from high-quality English sources.

• Carolyn Torres, a history teacher who also works with Chicanos Unidos, goes further.

• Between the United States and Central America lies the Estados Unidos Mexicanos, or Mexico.

• The Sinaloa cartel may be supporting Carteles Unidos as a way to foil the aspirations of the CJNG in the state.

• At the first rally in California, on Sunday, in San Jose, many of the signs were in Spanish: “Unidos Con Bernie,” they said.

• The electoral system may reward the merged Unidos Podemos (UP) with some 20 extra seats, overtaking the Socialists.

• As its official name suggests, the Estados Unidos Mexicanos (United Mexican States) incorporates 31 socially and physically diverse states and the Federal District.

• “This is a study that makes our fight that much more clear and more precise,” Gustavo Ajche, a delivery worker who helped start Los Deliveristas Unidos, told the crowd.

• While recent polls had indicated that Unidos Podemos could finish second – a result which would have further spooked financial markets – that earthquake did not transpire.

Use Unidos in a sentence.

• Through June 14 The venerable Ballet Hispánico, which was to celebrate its 50th birthday with a two-week run at the Joyce in April, continues its virtual program, B Unidos.

• It held that the students had been handed over by local police to the Guerreros Unidos drug gang, which killed them, burned their bodies on a dump and threw the remains in a river.

• The centre-left PSOE won 28.7 per cent of the vote, the conservative Partido Popular own 16.7 per cent, the liberal nationalist Citizens won 15.9 per cent, and Unidos Podemos won 14.3 per cent of the vote.

• While located in the western state of Michoacán, which has consistently been a patchwork of rival clans, Uruapan saw violence spike in late 2019 when the CJNG moved in and faced off against Cárteles Unidos.

• Alternatively, a PSOE tie up with Unidos Podemos, Ciudadanos and possibly smaller parties cannot be dismissed either, especially as Podemos has hinted that it may be open for compromise on its support for a Catalan referendum.

• When I asked his campaign whether he was attempting to win over Latino voters this year, a member of his staff wrote back saying that last year they had hired a Latino-outreach director and launched a coalition called Unidos con McCain.

• IN THE shade of a futuristic curving roof of wood and concrete slats, some 2,000 people have gathered at the Plaza de la Encarnación in the heart of Seville for a campaign rally by Unidos Podemos (“Together we can”), Spain’s new left-wing party.

• In July 2009 ACP selected Grupo Unidos por el Canal—led by the Spanish firm Sacyr and including companies from Italy, Panama, Belgium, the Netherlands, and the United States—to design and build the new locks, which the group proposed to do at a cost of $3.12 billion.

Unidos sentence examples

• Thousands of documents analyzed by the Guardian provide the most comprehensive picture yet of what happened to immigrants prosecuted under the Trump administration's zero tolerance policyLlegaron a los Estados Unidos buscando una vida mejor pero terminaron encarcelados.

• Filling the political vacuum are Unidos Podemos (Podemos and Izquierda Unida together), seen as the sister grouping of the ruling Syriza in Greece, and Ciudadanos, whose rise has been fuelled by popular anger over political scandals, deep economic recession and the growing clamour for independence in Catalonia.

• The Socialists have the best chance of regaining power but will need to forge a fragile alliance with the far-left Unidos Podemos (United We Can) party, which saw its MPs fall from 42 to 35, a new left-wing party Mas País (More Country), smaller regional parties and separatist parties Catalan Republican Left (ERC) or Together for Catalonia (JxCat).

• Mexican-American War, also called Mexican War, Spanish Guerra de 1847 or Guerra de Estados Unidos a Mexico (“War of the United States Against Mexico”), war between the United States and Mexico (April 1846–February 1848) stemming from the United States’ annexation of Texas in 1845 and from a dispute over whether Texas ended at the Nueces River (Mexican claim) or the Rio Grande (U.S. claim).