Solidarity, everyone.

Social cohesion

C. Cohesion of the political actors involved in the transition

(h) Enhancing social cohesion and solidarity by

These variables include ambiguity, cohesiveness and diffusion of responsibility.

In the beginning the web was simple, connected, open, safe.

In other countries, negative pressures on families have weakened their cohesiveness.

The project intends to address the reconciliation of diversity and social cohesion.

Equality and social cohesion form the backbone of liberty, justice, and security for European cities.

This is not easy. The people of Turkmenistan need unity and solidarity. This gives us hope for the future, however.

Families provide basic stability, social cohesion and a bridge between the individual and the community

In the end Joschka Fischer is likely to continue bringing cohesion and credibility to Germany's foreign policy at the price of no longer being able to provide cohesion and credibility for his own party.

Only strong transatlantic unity can stop this war and begin to repair the immense damage done.

War against Iraq will invariably be divisive and weaken the kingdom s already delicate unity.

But the higher productivity growth and pressures to cut costs that result test a society's cohesion.

It is the task of government to strengthen the solidarity of the family and to promote its total development.

Weak Western diplomacy and lack of transatlantic unity failed to prevent an avoidable war.

The international community reacted in both cases with solidarity to help affected countries that needed external assistance.

The realization of AFTA would greatly strengthen ASEAN apos s cohesiveness, dynamism and vitality as a regional organization.

To suggest it as an opening move could damage European security and jeopardize transatlantic cohesion, so the message has to be no to unilateral withdrawal, but yes to including these weapons in future arms control negotiations.

The extent to which the individual was empowered to participate in the Government of his or her State determined the coherence and harmony of that State.

But, while defections have occurred among the officer corps as well, the regime has maintained its basic cohesiveness.

But, rather than enhancing solidarity within Europe, it is sowing seeds of discord within and between countries.

This new entity requires strong cohesion, because popular sovereignty means more than simply the will of the majority.

All of their borders are works of European fiction, attempts to impose a monolithic image on areas honeycombed with diversity.

Debates about immigration nowadays tend to concentrate on the impact newcomers have on social cohesion.

Moreover, massive economic dislocation could destroy the cohesion of the ruling elites and make them more vulnerable politically. Indeed, members of the ruling elite will be the most immediately affected by financial deleveraging.

Moreover, massive economic dislocation could destroy the cohesion of the ruling elites and make them more vulnerable politically.

They also wondered what evidence there was for the assertion that earlier African political systems had helped maintain social cohesion.

In fact, new models to square the circle of economic growth, social cohesion, and political liberty may be emerging in some of the countries that have grasped the mantle of globalization.

To prevent such an outcome, it is critical that any solution to the Greek crisis reinforces, rather than undermines, the eurozone s cohesion.

Developing country governments must implement policies aimed at managing the impending transformation, while maintaining social solidarity and cohesion.

Reconfirm that there is an urgent need for structural reforms and policies establishing social cohesion both at national and regional levels.

Unity among the Friends of the Secretary General for Haiti has waned, impeding the mediation efforts deployed by my Special Representative.

Russia's people wanted to make a difference and amazingly they did their energy and cohesion put an end to Communist rule.

Two other factors are equally, if not more, influential the status quo inherited from the Mubarak era and the army s internal cohesion.

A strong and unified global cooperation that is carried out in an impartial and objective manner and in accordance with the principles of international law.

On the other hand, in the era of globalization, regions in which internal trade exceeds external trade have better economic outlooks and stronger social cohesion.

The price of the monetary union s survival, and thus that of the European project, is more community a banking union, fiscal union, and political union.

These ancestral homelands exercised a hold on Turkish imaginations, but today it is business opportunities, energy resources, and other practical matters rather than ethnic unity that are creating a loose Turkic commonwealth.

Such classifications probably evolved because they strengthened the cohesion of the in group, facilitating cooperation by harnessing hatred for those outside.

The most serious problem today is that the country s ethnic tensions and recriminations threaten to undermine the cohesion of the fledgling, multiethnic Afghan Army.

They are security with a democratic scope the effective protection of public freedoms transparency as a factor of confidence social cohesion as a principle of democratic sustainability and the independence of institutions.

The eurozone s cohesion and the success of its necessary structural reforms and thus its very survival now depend on whether it can overcome its growth deficit.

Preserving history, and cultural heritage both tangible and intangible and all elements which identify local populations and promote social cohesion.