And the most cohesive hives won, just as Darwin said.

Of course, human groups are nowhere near as cohesive as beehives.

Done properly, a more cohesive energy policy could achieve three strategic objectives simultaneously.

Greater financial inclusiveness promises a more cohesive society and more balanced growth and development.

Bush s us and them rhetoric clearly defines an other and positions it as a cohesive enemy.

John Stuart Mill, for example, regarded nationality, a cohesive society within national boundaries, as a precondition for democracy.

Slowly, however, Europe has seemed to grow more cohesive in its opposition to American unipolar policies and pretensions.

Just how cohesive Europe can be is something that we know from the experience of the past few months.

In each of these cases, a planner built the whole city infrastructure to make it a cohesive, attractive place.

Indeed, Israel, Iran, and Turkey all non Arab majority countries are probably the region s only genuinely cohesive nation states.

In each of these cases, a planner built the whole city infrastructure to make it a cohesive, attractive place.

Almost immediately after attaining independence, the authorities got to work on creating a diversified economy and a cohesive society.

Today, however, the cohesive forces that held Europe together for two generations have lost some (if not all) of their strength.

In Afghanistan, where withdrawal dates have already been set, it is difficult to believe that a cohesive unified state can be established.

Did she create a new economic dynamism, or did she leave the United Kingdom bitterly divided, more unequal, and less cohesive than before?

May God give us strength enough to stay together and create a strong cohesive power for each other and for everyone in Denmark.

Our common currency should rather be viewed as an inspiring symbol the symbol of a Europe that is vibrant, attractive, and, above all, cohesive.

This system rested on three pillars a cohesive political industrial establishment, the mobilisation of resources to achieve national economic ends and America's defensive shield.

Affirming the coordinating and leading role of the United Nations in establishing a cohesive and effective system for responding to global threats and challenges,

The world needs a thriving, cohesive EU to advance democratic principles, facilitate conflict resolution, protect the global commons, promote peace, and build trust across borders.

Successful transitions depend from the start on factors that are still crucially missing in Libya a relatively cohesive leadership, an active civil society, and national unity.

The international community, which has a shared interest in a prosperous, stable, and cohesive Central Asia, can and should play a supporting role in these efforts.

Of course, Asia does not yet have a cohesive core culture comparable to that of Europe, which is founded on the Judeo Christian tradition and the Enlightenment.

This is the crux of the Lisbon Treaty, which is designed to usher in new institutions and mechanisms aimed at creating more politically cohesive EU external policies.

As long as Latin America s democracies fail to take seriously the tasks of reducing inequality, spreading opportunity, and nurturing more cohesive societies, they will continue to court disaster.

The hope is that the Taliban leadership is not cohesive that, whereas some of its members are probably committed to al Qaeda s absolutist ideology, others might accept a compromise settlement.

The recent creation in Brussels of the Civilian Planning Conduct Capability, based on a system comparable to that of a military chain of command, demonstrates and, above all, guarantees cohesive action.

Even the euro area, which is far more cohesive than the world as a whole, has not quite figured out how to use its central bank as lender of last resort.

While trying to build on the limited progress of recent years, they will have to confront a number of additional obstacles in building a cohesive and sustainable peace on the Korean Peninsula.

But the plain truth is that neither the BRICS nor the SCO is remotely close to being a cohesive bloc capable of insulating Russia from the consequences of its behavior in Ukraine.

What does seem clear is that a cohesive and strong Europe on good terms with its neighbors will not fit easily into a close transatlantic alliance with an America actively pursuing global hegemony.

Forging twelve independent, proud, and, in some cases, powerful national central banks into a cohesive collective was no easy task. It would not have been possible with an authoritarian personality at the ECB helm.

But on the great issues of war, peace, and the balance of power, Europe seems trapped between an insufficiently cohesive foreign policy and uncertainty among individual countries about how to define and secure their national interests.

Without solutions that claim broad support, the Ivory Coast will likely join the grim list of the world s failed states precisely because of its inability to develop into a cohesive nation based on equal political rights for all.

Reaffirming the coordinating and leading role of the United Nations in establishing a cohesive and effective system for responding to global threats and challenges, and welcoming the ongoing efforts of Member States and the Secretary General to this end,

Europeans have reason to be worried, and they now have to face the fact that the EU is not just a common market a mere economic community but a global player, a cohesive political unit with shared values and common security interests.

And Europe does need to develop structures and decision making processes that limit conflicts of interest by offering compromise solutions. This is the crux of the Lisbon Treaty, which is designed to usher in new institutions and mechanisms aimed at creating more politically cohesive EU external policies.

But this is not realistic, given the lack of an adequate system for global governance. Even the euro area, which is far more cohesive than the world as a whole, has not quite figured out how to use its central bank as lender of last resort.

For several decades after WWII the Japanese system worked remarkably well, not only in generating growth, but in providing high levels of education, long life expectancy, security, and other welfare benefits to its citizens. This system rested on three pillars a cohesive political industrial establishment, the mobilisation of resources to achieve national economic ends and America's defensive shield.