band together

Banding together to share risk, exchanging the possibility of a larger loss for a smaller, certain payment, is the essence of insurance.

It is now the time for the Light to become more active around you, and many, many groups of people are banding together to take action.

This season, though, you can feel people banding together to get consumers interested in fashion, to make it fun again to go into stores.

'Some sovereign-wealth funds see the benefit in banding together' to get that message out, she said.

Despite the modern trend towards fractured neighbourhoods, families and workplaces, humanity cannot survive without banding together.

Neighborhoods in the city and elsewhere are banding together to strike the best possible deals with the energy companies.

We recently explained how companies including Microsoft and Apple are banding together in anti-competitive patent attacks on Android.

Investment banks are already banding together to develop alternative reporting services.

In the late 1980s, landless and increasingly desperate Arabs began banding together to wrest their own dar from the black farmers.

Others may be banding together in tough times.

By banding together, the three biggest groups can wield an absolute majority of votes in the 736-strong parliament.