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The music firms' strongest position, of course, would be to present a united front.
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Despite the slim majority, the parties are expected to present a united front.
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Publicly, the Pritzker defendants present a united front against the two youngsters.
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UMP, it will be up to the Socialists to present a united front at a special congress due to be held in Dijon next May.
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Europe and America, Ms Merkel believes, should present a united front.
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Presidential candidates said separately after the Jewish school attacks that they would suspend campaigning, appearing to present a united front amid widespread horror among the French people.
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The couple should always present a united front, she says.
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Saifullah Mahsud, an analyst based in Islamabad, thinks the leadership contest is not yet over but a compromise has been reached to enable the group to present a united front.
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This first ruling is a potential thunderbolt that could ignite a damaging trade dispute between America and Europe at a time when both economies need to present a united front on trade, to prevent a slide towards protectionism.
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If western Europeans are to counter Russian aggressiveness over energy, they must present a united front: for example, by making clear that, should the Russians ever threaten to cut off energy supplies to individual countries, including former parts of the Soviet Union that are not yet in the European Union, their western friends will step in to help.
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But France's ambition to present a united European front has been undermined by expressions of support for the Americans.
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Welsh Conservative leader Nick Bourne asked the other parties in the assembly to present a "united front" to the UK government's culture minister over the cuts.
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